East Stroudsburg University Wrestlingof Pennsylvania * @ { »Wrestling esu2007-08 THE UNIVERSITY ESU At A Glance Location...... East Stroudsburg, Pa. President ...... Dr. Robert J. Dillman Control. . . . .Pennsylvania State System ...... of Higher Education System Chancellor Dr. Judy G. Hample Founded ...... 1893 Enrollment...... 7,200 (includes 5,900 undergraduates) Affiliation...... NCAA Division II Conference ...... PSAC Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference School Colors ...... Red and Black Team Nickname ...... Warriors Athletic Director Dr. Tom Gioglio ...... 570-422-3642 Associate Athletic Director Dr. Carey Snyder ...... 570-422-3034 Academic Coordinator Nancy Jo Greenawalt. . . . .570-422-3795 Director of Multicultural Affairs Danelle McClanahan . . . . .570-422-3896 Wrestling Office ...... 570-422-3303 Sports Information Greg Knowlden...... 570-422-3312 ...... [email protected] Fax ...... 570-422-3586 Julia, located at the entrance to campus, was donated by alumni at the end of World War I to Warriors Hotline ...... 570-422-3000 commemorate the wartime sacrifi ces and patriotism of the school’s service men and women. Web Site ...... www.esu.edu Key Campus Numbers Providing High-Quality, Higher Education Admissions ...... 570-422-3542 Financial Aid ...... 570-422-2800 ESU - In its 115th Year of Service East Stroudsburg University is nestled Founded in 1893 as a Normal School, aid, including scholarships, loans and in the Pocono Mountains, which offer East Stroudsburg University has been grants. year-round outdoor recreation of all sorts offering quality higher education to the The 2007-08 academic year will mark for sports enthusiasts. From hiking in citizens of Pennsylvania for more than a the university’s 115th year of operation the fall to biking in the spring to swim- century. and the school has approximately 32,000 ming, golfing and fishing in the summer With an enrollment of more than alumni. to snowboarding, skiing or tubing in the 7,200 students, ESU has a strong ESU, like many other public colleges winter, there is plenty to do at any time of commitment to academic excellence. and universities across the country, the year. Throw in shopping, great restau- Teacher education, the health sciences started as a normal school, a professional rants and plenty of attractions and there and programs associated with school for the training of teachers. is something for everyone, no matter the science and technology are just a few ESU History season. examples of fields of study experiencing East Stroudsburg Normal School ESU is located approximately 75 miles unprecedented growth in enrollment. was founded to serve students in the west of New York City, 85 miles northeast With the university’s unique programs state’s normal school fourth district and of Philadelphia, 40 miles northeast of the in such areas as computer technology, had 320 students enrolled when classes Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton area and 40 bio-technology, chemical bio-technology started on September 4, 1893. miles southeast of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. and art and design, ESU is poised to offer In 1926 after the state assumed The campus is a quarter-mile from exit its students another century of academic control of the school, the original name 308, Interstate 80. Exit right onto Prospect excellence. was changed to East Stroudsburg State Street. The campus consists of 62 buildings Teachers’ College. Wrestling Office, First Floor, Koehler on 213 acres and boasts a student-to- The school became East Fieldhouse — Take right at the first teacher ratio of 21 to 1. Stroudsburg State College in 1960 light on East Brown Street. Go up the hill More than 2,100 students reside to reflected the school’s expanded 6/10th of a mile, take the first left onto in eight residence halls. The university curriculum with liberal arts programs and Smith Street. The fieldhouse is on the also offers apartment-style housing for graduate degrees. left on the corner of Smith and Normal another 200 students and has added In July 1983, the Pennsylvania streets. accomodations for an additional 540 General Assembly established the students with the addition of University Pennsylvania State System of Higher Ridge, a student apartment complex Education consisting of 14 universities located adjacent to campus. and East Stroudsburg University Approximately 74 percent of the was born as a comprehensive regional students receive some form of financial institution. 2007-08 ESU WRESTLING GUIDE Table of Contents

The University ...... IFC ESU at a Glance ...... 1 ESU Administrators ...... 2 Eiler-Martin Stadium...... 3 Student-Athlete Center for Excellence ...... 3 The Coaching Staff Interim Head Coach Joey Rivera ...... 4 Assistant Coach Charlie Brenneman ...... 4 The 2007-08 Warriors 2007-08 Roster...... 5 2007-08 Outlook...... 6 Individual Profiles ...... 7-13 The 2006-07 Season 2006-07 Results ...... 14 2006-07 Individual Results...... 15 Wrestling History From left: Tom Pagano, Dave Williams, Sean Carr, Record Book...... 16 Stephen Gambino and Alex Bimes All-Americans and Champions...... 17 Year-by-Year Record ...... 18 All-Time Results ...... 18-20 All-Time Lettermen ...... IBC

The 2007-08 Wrestling Guide Credits The 2007-08 ESU Wrestling Guide is published by the Sports Information Office. GREG KNOWLDEN, SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR Cover Design: ESU Graphics Center, Cindy Chardiet-Vojnovic Cover Photos: Perry Hebard. Photography Assistance: John Bender, Perry Hebard Editing Assistance: ESU University Relations staff: Doug Smith, Brenda Friday and Sheree Watson All information in this guide is current as of December 18, 2007

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, veteran status, disability or age in its programs and activities in accordance with state and federal laws. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding this policy: Director of Diversity & Campus Mediation, 200 Prospect Street, 115 Reibman Building, East Stroudsburg PA 18301 or call (570) 422-3656. For special accomodations at any of the events listed in the ESU Wrestling Guide, contact the Office of Sports Information at (570) 422-3312.

East Stroudsburg University at a Glance School Colors: Red and Black Sports Information Director: Greg Knowlden Team Nickname: Warriors Phone: 570-422-3312 (Office) Head Wrestling Coach: Joey Rivera 570-422-3586 (Office Fax) Phone: 570-422-3313 570-977-9251 (Cell) e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Assistant Wrestling Coach: Charlie Brenneman Sports Info. Grad. Asst.: Manny Nieves Athletic Director: Dr. Tom Gioglio Phone: 570-422-3642 ESU offers 21 NCAA sports e-mail: [email protected] Men’s Sports (10): Wrestling, basketball, soccer, football, Wrestling Athletic Trainer: John Paolini cross country, indoor track and field, volleyball, baseball, Equipment Manager: Art Kroll outdoor track and field, tennis Web Site: www.esu.edu Women’s Sports (11): Basketball, soccer, field hockey, Hotline: 570-422-3000 volleyball, cross country, swimming, indoor track and field, softball, outdoor track and field, tennis, lacrosse ESU Wrestling Media Guide 1 ADMINISTRATORS In Memoriam Dr. Robert J. Dillman Dr. Tom Gioglio Pete Nevins President Athletic Director

Pete Nevins, Dr. Robert Dr. Tom the Sports J. Dillman is in Gioglio is in his Information his 12th year fourth year as Director at East as president of the Director of Stroudsburg East Stroudsburg Athletics at East University for University. He Stroudsburg 33 years, from became the 12th University. As 1969 until 2002, president of the the Director passed away on university in July of Athletics January 7, 2007 of 1996 and has & Athletic following a short initiated ambitious Department battle with cancer. enhancements Chairperson, he He was the beloved husband of Gail that will chart the institution’s success into is responsible for providing leadership of Nevins, with whom he celebrated 45 the future. an athletic department which sponsors 21 years of marriage on December 23, 2006. Dr. Dillman has taken an active role in teams with over 500 participating student- Nevins was a member of the College athletics and serves as the Chairman of athletes and a staff of over 50. Sports Information Directors of America the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Athletic facility renovations under (CoSIDA) Hall of Fame and received State Athletic Conference. Under the Gioglio include the lighting, outdoor track the Warren Berg Award as the nation’s president’s direction, night games will be and concession area at Eiler-Martin outstanding college division SID. He possible for the first time as lights were Stadium and the dugouts at Mitterling served two terms on the CoSIDA Board installed at Eiler-Martin Stadium last Field. There has also been a significant of Directors, 1974-75 and 1978-80. spring. The track has also been resurfaced increase in revenue raised to enhance He also won the ECAC-SIDA’s top and expanded to eight lanes. the athletic scholarship budget through honor, the Irving T. Marsh Award. In the Other construction includes a new fundraising initiatives sponsored through summer of 2006, he was presented with admissions center in the Reibman the Warrior Athletic Club. the Bob Kenworthy Good Person Award Administration Building and University In 2006-07, ESU placed seventh in the at the annual ECAC-SIDA Convention. Ridge, an apartment housing complex for standings for the Dixon Trophy, its highest The award is presented to a person students. Last May, ground-breaking took finish since placing fourth in the inaugural who through their actions shows an place for the new science and technology standings in 1995-96. exceptional amount of respect for the building. A native of nearby Morristown, N.J., profession, their fellow SID’s, the media Dr. Dillman has been instrumental Gioglio previously served as Director of and the community. in the initiation and expansion of the Athletics at Dakota State University and Nevins served as president of university’s Business Accelerator, which the University of Saint Mary in Kansas. ECAC-SIDA in 1976-77 and was a offers real work business experience Gioglio earned his bachelor’s degree member of the NCAA Public Relations for students and affordable start-up in Physical Education at Montclair State Committee for seven years. capabilities for viable new businesses. University and his first master’s degree Several awards have been either While in college, Dillman competed in in education at Mansfield University, and created or renamed in Nevins’ memory. four sports — soccer, baseball, basketball his second at Northern State in Aberdeen, The Pete Nevins Award for Distinguished and track & field — at SUNY New Paltz. S.D. He also holds a doctorate degree Achievement was created by ECAC- Dr. Dillman came to ESU from from West Virginia University SIDA, while the PSAC Scholar-Athlete of Fairmont (W.V.) State where he was Gioglio and his wife Melissa are the the Year awards and the Lehigh Valley president for eight years. He earned a proud parents of two daughters, Kalista Small College Player of the Year awards master’s degree at Penn State University and Kinley. were also renamed in his honor. and a Ph.D from Clark University, both in Nevins taught a graduate course in geography. Public Relations in Sport Management at Dr. Carey Snyder years. In addition to other responsibilities, ESU. He wrote the sports section for the she ensures that each student-athlete is book, “Pride and Promise, a Centennial Associate Athletic Director eligible to play under NCAA guidelines, History of East Stroudsburg University.” making sure the ESU athletic department Dr. Carey The New York City native received complies with NCAA rules and regulations Snyder is in a bachelor’s degree in Business as well as maintaining the budget for the her 21st year Administration from the University of 21-sport intercollegiate athletic program. in the athletic Miami in 1960 and a master’s degree in In addition, she founded and department at Health and Physical Education from East coordinates the annual Women’s Athletic East Stroudsburg Stroudsburg in 1984. Scholarship Golf Classic. University. He spent seven and a half years as Snyder earned her B.A. from She has served a sportswriter at the Bridgeport, Ct. Post- Springfield in Physical Education and as associate Telegram and served as the SID at the Ph.D. in Athletic Administration from the athletic director University of Bridgeport from 1963-69. University of Southern California. the past 20 2 ESU Wrestling Media Guide SACE/KOEHLER FIELDHOUSE Warriors Wrestling Camps Koehler Fieldhouse

WARRIOR WRESTLING PHILOSOPHY ESU Wrestling Camps are designed to give the best wrestling camp expe- rience possible. A combination of the camper’s dedication, desire and deter- mination with the ESU staff commit- ment, technique and knowledge, will provide the ultimate camp experience.

CAMP DIRECTOR Joey Rivera - Head Coach, ESU

TECHNIQUE CAMP July 20-24

Koehler Fieldhouse opened its doors in 1967 and is the home for East HIGH SCHOOL TEAM CAMP Stroudsburg University’s wrestling, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, July 13-17 men’s volleyball, women’s volleyball and indoor track & field teams. The fieldhouse has a seating capacity of 2,500 with new bleachers and indoor track surfaced installed in the last seven years. A new playing surface was For more information, contact Coach installed in the summer of 2003. The press box, located above the bleachers, Joey Rivera at 570-422-3313. offers a great view of the court and has seating for more than 15 people. Separate booths are provided for radio stations.

Student-Athlete Center for Excellence Academic Coordinator for In 1998, ESU established a Student-Athlete Center for Excellence Athletics on campus. The center includes experts in exercise physiology, nutrition, academic counseling, psychological counseling and sport studies. Nancy Jo Greenawalt The SACE was created to provide all student-athletes with the Nancy Jo Greenawalt guidance, counseling and instruction necessary to enhance their academic serves as the Academic and athletic performance. Coordinator for Athletics. Academic services offered: Exercise science services offered: Her main responsibility is to Academic Counseling Body composition analysis organize an academic sup- Assistance in acquiring tutorial services Dietary analysis port structure for nearly 500 Assistance in declaring a major Nutritional/psychological assessment Warriors student-athletes. CHAMPS/life skills programming Hydration or body water status Greenawalt has 23 years Professional career development skills Nutritional counseling of experience in higher Progress reports/academic monitoring Aerobic power analysis Referral coordination to other university Overtraining analysis education, including 14 agencies Psychological Skills Training years at Albright College and nine at ESU. During her time at Albright, she worked as the Associate Athletic Director for Women and Physical Education The SACE Staff Department Chairperson. She has also served on Shala Davis, Ph.D., exercise science numerous NCAA, national and regional committees. Tom Gioglio, E.d.D., administration A 1978 graduate of Albright College, Greenawalt Colleen Shotwell, MS, sports medicine Robert P. Fleischman, Ed.D, sport studies was inducted into the Albright Athletic Hall of Fame Nancy Jo Greenawalt, MS, physical education in 1997 for her achievements earned as a five-sport Donna Leitner, Ph.D., counseling student-athlete and head coach for volleyball, bad- Paula Parker, Ed.D, sport and exercise minton and tennis. She earned her bachelor’s degree psychology in psychology from Albright and her master’s degree Student Athletic Representatives in physical education from Penn State University. Coaching Representatives

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 3 HEAD COACH JOEY RIVERA Joey Rivera enters his first season as the interim head wrestling coach Contact Information at East Stroudsburg University after Coach Joey Rivera spending the 2006-07 season as an Koehler Fieldhouse assistant coach under Joey Rivera. Phone: (570) 422-3313 “We are excited that Joey has E-mail: [email protected] accepted the head coaching position on an interim basis,” Director of set the school record with 137 career Athletics Tom Gioglio said. “He brings wins. He finished fifth in the state as a great credentials to the wrestling room freshman and sophomore, eighth as a and has an outstanding knowledge of junior and fourth as a senior. He was the sport.” also a two-time regional champion. “His firsthand knowledge Warriors As a freestyle wrestler, Rivera wrestling will allow us to keep placed eighth in the 60kg weight continuity in the program, and he will class at the U.S. National Freestyle have the opportunity to build on the Tournament last spring. It was the first positive foundation that has been freestyle tournament in which he had established,” Gioglio explained. competed. Rivera has also demonstrated his Boston University following a standout Rivera and his wife, Leah, were ability as a recruiter, helping Kutz career at Stroudsburg High School. married in October and reside in bring in a talented class for the 2007- He was the team’s outstanding Stroudsburg. 08 season. freshman and outstanding wrestler “I am extremely excited about the while at Boston, and was team opportunity that I have been blessed captain as a senior. He qualified for with both for myself and the athletes,” the NCAA Tournament in 2004 and Rivera said. “I have always envisioned finished his career with a record of becoming a head coach, and to be 86-30. able to do so at the university that I Rivera earned his degree in grew up around is an ideal situation Psychology from Boston in 2005 for me. I also believe that having a and was a recipient of the Colonial familiar face to work with will provide Athletic Association Commissioner’s stability for the student-athletes during Academic Award. this time of transition.” At Stroudsburg High School, Rivera Rivera was an NCAA qualifier at was a four-time state qualifier and

GRADUATE ASSISTANT CHARLIE BRENNEMAN Brenneman is a 2004 graduate of “Pros vs. Joes” in which he competed Lock Haven University, where he went with his brother Ben, an ESU alum. 35-11 at 174 pounds as a senior and In the series finale, he wrestled reached the round of 12 at the NCAA former Atlanta Braves relief pitcher Division I championships. He was John Rocker off the mound to win his named to the Academic All-America competition. team and graduated with a 3.985 Brenneman is also competing in grade-point average, the highest in Mixed Martial Arts and is currently the nation among those who received undefeated through his first nine Academic All-America recognition. bouts, five as an amateur and four as A 2000 graduate of Hollidaysburg a professional. Area High School, Brenneman Brenneman will assist interim finished his scholastic career with a head coach Joey Rivera with the record of 116-13 and was a two-time upper weights, as well as handle state runner up in Pennsylvania. assigned recruiting and administrative Charlie Brenneman has joined the Brenneman has received national responsibilities. East Stroudsburg University wrestling exposure in two arenas since staff as a graduate assistant for the graduating from Lock Haven. He was 2007-08 season. a winner on the reality television show

4 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2007-08 ROSTER 2007-08 ESU WARRIORS

Alphabetical Yr. Weight Hometown/High School Andrew Arnold Fr. 133 Slatington/Northern Lehigh Matthew Benedetti R-So. 125 Yardville, N.J./Hamilton East Alex Bimes R-Jr. 149 Quakertown/Quakertown Chris Birchler So. 285 Fairfield, N.J./Seton Hall Prep Tony Cariddi Fr. 149 River Dell, N.J./River Dell Sean Carr Sr. 141 Whitehall/Whitehall Jesse Dunn Fr. 149 Levittown/Harry S Truman Stephen Gambino Jr. 125 Glenside/Cheltenham Scott Heckman R-Sr. 149 Bangor/Bangor Kyle Heselpoth R-So. 157 Lafayette Hill/Archbishop Carroll Adam Hluschak Fr. 133 Slatington/Northern Lehigh Dave Luthy R-Fr. 125 Conshohocken/Plymouth Whitemarsh Shane Mallory R-So. 174 New Providence, N.J./New Providence Robert Manney R-Fr. 157 Freehold, N.J./Colts Neck Jake Martin Fr. 184/197 Carlisle/Cumberland Valley John Menafra So. 149 Brick, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy Ken Monarque Fr. 157 Oak Ridge, N.J./Jefferson Tom Pagano R-Jr. 157 Merrick, N.Y./Cheshire Leif Ruschmeyer R-Jr. 165 Point Pleasant, N.J./Point Pleasant Aaron Sandel Fr. 157 Montandon/Milton Joe Schick R-Jr. 157 Fair Lawn, N.J./Fair Lawn Matt Swallow R-Jr. 133 Milton/Milton Dave Williams Sr. 184 Egg Harbor, N.J./Absegami

By Weight Yr. Weight Hometown/High School Matthew Benedetti R-So. 125 Yardville, N.J./Hamilton East Stephen Gambino Jr. 125 Glenside/Cheltenham Dave Luthy R-Fr. 125 Conshohocken/Plymouth Whitemarsh Andrew Arnold Fr. 133 Slatington/Northern Lehigh Adam Hluschak Fr. 133 Slatington/Northern Lehigh Matt Swallow R-Jr. 133 Milton/Milton Sean Carr Sr. 141 Whitehall/Whitehall Alex Bimes R-Jr. 149 Quakertown/Quakertown Tony Cariddi Fr. 149 River Dell, N.J./River Dell Jesse Dunn Fr. 149 Levittown/Harry S Truman Scott Heckman R-Sr. 149 Bangor/Bangor John Menafra So. 149 Brick, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy Kyle Heselpoth R-So. 157 Lafayette Hill/Archbishop Carroll Robert Manney R-Fr. 157 Freehold, N.J./Colts Neck Ken Monarque Fr. 157 Oak Ridge, N.J./Jefferson Tom Pagano R-Jr. 157 Merrick, N.Y./Cheshire Aaron Sandel Fr. 157 Montandon/Milton Joe Schick R-Jr. 157 Fair Lawn, N.J./Fair Lawn Leif Ruschmeyer R-Jr. 165 Point Pleasant, N.J./Point Pleasant Shane Mallory R-So. 174 New Providence, N.J./New Providence Dave Williams Sr. 184 Egg Harbor, N.J./Absegami Jake Martin Fr. 184/197 Carlisle/Cumberland Valley Chris Birchler So. 285 Fairfield, N.J./Seton Hall Prep

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 5 SEASON OUTLOOK The East Stroudsburg University to Franklin & Marshall for the 104th time he takes the mat at 133. He wrestling program enters the 2007- EIWA Championships on March 8-9. enters the season with a career mark 08 season under interim head coach The EIWA will send 47 qualifiers of 20-27 and continues to improve. Joey Rivera looking to improve on to the NCAA Tournament, which will Mallory had a solid redshirt a 2-11 dual record, its first season be held this year at the Scottrade freshman year competing between below .500 since 2001-02. Center in St. Louis, Missouri. 174 and 184 pounds. He was 7-9 The Warriors also have a handful Rivera expects several Warriors at his natural weight of 174 pounds of wrestlers who are expected to to be in contention for a trip to the and had an 8-5 dual record, tied with compete for the program’s first bid to NCAA’s, including seniors Sean Williams for the top mark on the team. the NCAA tournament since since Carr (141), Scott Heckman (149) Rivera has high expectations for Jeremy Sluyter in 2000. and Dave Williams (184), redshirt Birchler, who is in his first season The season will start with the junior Matt Swallow (133), redshirt after transferring from Caldwell 41st Annual ESU Open on Saturday, sophomore Shane Mallory (174) and College (N.J.) and has an opportunity Nov. 17 at Koehler Fieldhouse. More sophomore newcomer Chris Birchler to place at both the PSAC and EIWA than 500 wrestlers are expected (285). Championships. to participate in one of the nation’s Heckman was the PSAC The rest of the lineup will be oldest Division I wrestling opens. champion at 149 pounds last year, filled out by redshirt sophomore ESU will also wrestle duals the first for the program since Stanley Matthew Benedetti or junior Stephen against EIWA opponents Army, Foster (285) in 2005 and only the Gambino at 125, redshirt junior Alex Princeton, Rutgers, Navy, Franklin & fourth in the last 16 years. Bimes at 149 and redshirt sophomore Marshall and Bucknell before traveling He was one match away from Kyle Heselpoth at 157. qualifying for the NCAA’s at the EIWA Redshirt junior Leif Ruschmeyer National Qualifiers Championships, which were hosted was 3-7 in duals at 165 pounds last A total of 330 wrestlers qualify for by ESU for the first time in school year and may be pushed by redshirt nationals in March in St. Louis. history. He has been sidelined by junior Joe Schick for the starting The breakdown by conference: injuries but may be able to compete spot. for a spot at nationals in March. The 197 pound spot is vacant to Conference No. of Qualifiers Carr went 16-12 last year in start the season but may be filled by Atlantic Coast Conference 14 his first year in the program after freshman Jake Martin at the start of Big 10 Conference 72 transferring from Maryland. Carr hails the second semester. Big 12 Conference 38 from Whitehall, Pa. and is one of the Among the incoming freshmen, Colonial Athleteic Association 24 team’s co-captains this season. high school teammates Andrew East Regional 11 Williams was 13-12 overall Arnold and Adam Hluschak from EIWA 47 and tied for the team lead with an Northern Lehigh are expected to form Eastern Wrestling League 32 8-5 record in duals. Known for his the foundation for the next generation Mid-American Conference 19 unorthdox wrestling style, Williams is of ESU wrestling. Arnold was the Pacific-10 Conference 38 always looking for the fall and should 2007 PIAA champion at 125 pounds Southern Conference 15 be a darkhorse at the EIWA’s. and Hluschak was a four-time state West Regional 20 Swallow was also selected as a placewinner and is the brother of co-captain and will competitive every Drexel All-American Ryan Hluschak. Important NCAA Compliance Notice to Our Fans and Booster Club Members

One of the important foundations of the East Stroudsburg University athletic program is the devoted and passionate Warrior fans who support our teams. ESU athletics sincerely appreciates your interest, which stimulates and encourages our student athletes and energizes our university. We must be cautious, however, not to let enthusiasm for athletics lead us to conflict with the very specific rules and regulations of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) or the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC). By NCAA definition an “athletic representative” is any individual who has membership in East Stroudsburg University booster club, and/or who has made contributions to the booster club or the athletic department, and/or who is involved in any way in promot- ing the athletic program. An athletic representative is prohibited from providing student athletes with any “extra benefits.” Examples of extra benefits include the provision of cash or loans, transportation, meals, clothes, housing, entertainment, gifts, and any other benefit offered to a student athlete. As a member of the NCAA, East Stroudsburg University is responsible for institutionally controlling its athletic program. We are committed to developing competitive teams with goals that are consistent with the mission of ESU while maintaining the kind of responsible program in which we all take pride. Under this principle, the university is held accountable for the actions of all athletic representatives. ESU sincerely appreciates your strong support of the athletic program and we are grateful for all that you have done to make our program one of the best in the nation. If you have any questions regarding NCAA rules and regulations, please contact our athletic office at (570) 422-3642. ESU appreciates your cooperation in assisting us with our NCAA compliance program.

6 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2007-08 WARRIORS Sean Carr • 141 Senior Whitehall/Whitehall

General: Co-captain for the Warriors ... extremely hard worker ... proven, tough competitor ... looking to qualify for NCAA’s as a senior. Junior: Went 16-12 in first season as a Warrior ... posted 7-4 record in dual meets ... won six matches by major decision ... placed fifth at PSAC Championships ... PSAC Scholar-Athlete. Background: Spent two seasons at University of Maryland prior to coming to ESU ... had a 14-28 career record with the Terrapins ... 109-40 record at Whitehall High School ... four-time district placewinner ... two year captain ... earned a spot on the Pennsylvania Freestyle and Greco-Roman national team ... garnered four letters in wrestling and one in cross country ... graduated from high school with a 4.0 GPA ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Scott Heckman • 149 Senior Bangor/Bangor

General: Co-captain as a senior ... returning PSAC champion ... was one match from qualifying for NCAA’s ... recorded two wins over nationally-ranked opponents ... has experience wrestling at the national level ... if he stays healthy, he will be tough to beat. Junior: 16-10 overall mark and 7-4 dual meet record ... won PSAC championship at 149 pounds ... finished sixth at the 2007 EIWA Championships held at Koehler Fieldhouse ... won three matches by fall ... recorded two technical falls ... added one major decision. Background: Was a national qualifier as a freshman while at Bloomsburg ... went 1-2 at nationals ... 27-17 career mark as a Husky ... second place finish at Oklahoma Gold Classic ... placed fifth at Beast of the East ... third place finish at Eastern Wrestling League Championships ... 146- 19 career record at Bangor High School ... three-time state placewinner ... memeber of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Dave Williams • 184 Senior Egg Harbor, N.J./Absegami

General: Very exciting wrestler to watch ... uses unorthodox style to his advantage ... team leader in pins last season ... always looking for the fall. Junior: Registered a 13-12 overall record ... tied for team lead with eight dual match wins (8-5) ... placed third at PSAC Championships ... led team with nine wins by fall. Sophomore: Went 9-16 with three pins and two major decisions in his first year wrestling ... recorded the fastest pin at EIWA’s over Gordan Scharf of Princeton in :47 ... had two wins at the Southern Scuffle. Background: Career record of 77-25 at Absegami High School ... team went 125-0 during his career, including four team state championships ... District 32 Champ ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 7 2007-08 WARRIORS Alex Bimes • 149 R-Junior Quakertown/Quakertown

General: Extremely quick on his feet ... has excellent footwork and hand motion ... capable of surprising a lot of people with a good year. Sophomore: Has a career record of 12-18 ... went 2-9 on the season ... bumped up a weight class against Boston U. and picked up a 5-0 decision. Freshman: Went 10-11 in his first year competing ... was 8-5 in dual meets ... won six consecutive matches against Drexel, Wagner, Army, Ohio, Slippery Rock and Mercyhurst. Background: Career record of 96-32 at Quakertown High School ... state qualifier ... first- team Academic All-American ... four year letter winner .... member of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee at ESU ... majoring in Education and Physics.

Stephen Gambino • 125 Junior Glenside/Cheltenham

General: Gained a lot of experience last season ... has shown improvement in work ethic and commitment ... very confident on the mat. Sophomore: Picked up victories over Michael Acedo-Malaney of Millersville and Cory Weiss of Kutztown to place fifth at PSAC Championships ... major decison victory over Nikhil Pereira of Princeton ... went 3-18 on the season. Freshman: Went 1-5 wrestling unattatched as a freshman ... had a major decision at the Hitchcock Memorial at Millersville ... also wrestled in ESU and Nittany Lion Opens. Background: Finished sixth at states as a senior at Cheltenham High School ...earned third at freestyle states ... went 27-39 and earned four letters ... also earned three letters in soccer ... named Most Outstanding Wrestler as a sophomore ... majoring in Business and Accounting.

Tom Pagano • 157 R-Junior Merrick, N.Y./Calhoun

General: Big and strong for his weight class ... never stops attacking on the mat. Freshman: Went 0-1 as a freshman in 2005-06. Background: Four-year letterwinner at Calhoun High School ... team captain ... All-County selection ... majoring in Exercise Psychology.

8 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2007-08 WARRIORS Leif Ruschmeyer • 165 R-Junior Point Pleasant, N.J./Point Pleasant

General: Talented athlete ... uses height to his advantage ... looking to step up this year and compete at PSAC and EIWA Championships. Sophomore: Had a 6-15 overall record ... went 3-7 in dual meets ... won two matches at EIWA Championships ... registered one pin and major decison Freshman: Went 2-2 in the ESU Open ... won both matches by decision. Background: 95-23 record at Point Pleasant High School ... two-time district champion ... placed second at districts sophomore year ... placed sixth in states senior season ... first team All-Shore ... majoring in Special Education.

Joe Schick • 157 R-Junior Fair Lawn, N.J./Fair Lawn

General: Hard worker ... relentless with his attacks ... will be in the mix competing for the starting spot at 157 all season. Sophomore: Went 1-5 at 141 pounds ... posted 1-2 record at the ESU Open ... lost in his only dual meet competition at the Clarion Duals against Kent State. Background: 92-20 record at Fair Lawn High School ... three-time District 6 champion and regional qualifier ... second team All-Bergen County selection ... state qualifier his senior season ... team won four league and district titles ... two-time sectional and county champion ... sixth all-time in career wins at Fair Lawn ... majoring in Elementary Education.

Matt Swallow • 133 R-Junior Milton/Milton

General: One of three co-captains for ESU ... one of the hardest workers on the team ... always looking to improve and hone his skills ... looking for breakout year this season. Sophomore: Posted 4-9 record with one major decision. Freshman: Went 16-18 at 125 pounds with three major decisions ... won five matches at the ESU Open ... had two two major decisions at the North Carolina State Duals. Background: 83-34 record at Milton High School ... only wrestler in school history to compile 75 wins in three seasons ... state qualifier as a senior ... first team all-league selection and captain his senior campaign ... majoring in Environmental Studies with minor in Geography.

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 9 2007-08 WARRIORS Matthew Benedetti • 125 R-Sophomore Yardville, N.J./Hamilton East

General: Extremely strong for a 125-pounder ... always looking for the big move ... has a great work ethic. Freshman: Went 2-4 as a freshman ... had a 2-2 record in open competition and was 0-2 in dual matches ... picked up both victories in ESU Open ... won one match by decision and the other by technical fall. Background: Earned four varsity letters at Hamilton East ... Mercer County and District 25 champion ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Chris Birchler • 285 Sophomore Fairfi eld, N.J./Seton Hall Prep

General: Extremely big and strong ... physical presence ... shockingly quick for a heavyweight ... could be a dark horse to place at PSAC and EIWA Championships. Background: Two-time County champion, two-time District Champion and Regional runner-up at Seton Hall Prep in West Orange, N.J. ... as a senior, was Essex County and District 10 champion and finished second in Region 3 ... team won the county and district championships and wdas ranked in the top 20 in the state ... county and district champion at 215 as a junior ... placed third in the district at heavyweight as a sophomore ... played football as a freshman and sophomore ... Honor Roll student ... transferred to ESU from Caldwell College ... majoring in Pre-Law.

Kyle Heselpoth • 157 R-Sophomore Lafayette Hill/Archbishop Carroll

General: Always working to improve in the wrestling room ... very explosive ... quiet leader. Freshman: Had an overall record of 6-9 ... went 5-5 in opens and 1-4 in dual matches ... won five matches by decision ... posted five wins at the ESU Open. Background: Went 129-31 at Archbiship Carroll High School ... high school’s all-time wins leader ... first place finish in PA Independant Schools tournament ... all-catholic selection all four years ... state prep champ senior season ... placed seventh at national preps ... four year letter winner ... majoring in Nursing.

10 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2007-08 WARRIORS Shane Mallory • 174 R-Sophomore New Providence, N.J./New Providence

General: Experienced some success last season ... looking for a breakout year ... has great footwork and motion on the mat. Freshman: Went 14-11 while moving between between two weight classes ... was 7-2 at 184 pounds and 7-9 at 174 pounds ... 5-2 at ESU Open ... posted two wins by fall ... registered one techincal fall and one major decison. Background: High school record 121 career wins ... state runner-up senior season ... three-time district, county and regional champion ... four year letter winner in wrestling ... earned three varsity letters in football ... garnered all-state honors in football as well ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

John Menafra • 149 Sophomore Brick, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy

General: Always improving ... looking to gain experience at the Division I level. Background:

Dave Luthy • 125 R-Freshman Conshohocken/Plymouth Whitemarsh

General: Redshirted last season ... very scrappy ... undersized but makes up for size with great heart ... participated in the ESU Open and went 1-2 ... had a pin in his first collegiate match. Background: Was 83-60 at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School ... three-time district qualifier ... All-State All-Academic Honorable Mention as a senior ... two-time first team all-league selection ... high school was 2005 and 2006 league chamipions ... also won 2005 sectional championship ... four year letterwinner in wrestling and soccer ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Rob Manney • 157 R-Freshman Freehold, N.J./Colts Neck

General: Redshirted as a freshman ... has a very aggressive style ... loves to compete. Background: Posted an 81-33 high school career record ... had 27-7 record his senior season ... placed third at districts twice ... two-time Ice Break Tournament champion and sectional qualifer ... holds school record for career wins and pins ... earned four letters in wrestling and two in lacrosse ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 11 2007-08 WARRIORS Andrew Arnold • 133 Freshman Slatington/Northern Lehigh

General: Will redshirt in 2007-08 ... blue chip athlete ... confident in his skills ... will gain experience in open competition. Background: 120-18 career record at Northern Lehigh ... 2007 state champion at 125 lbs ... two- time District 11 AA champion ... three-time Southeast Regional Finalist and won one championship ... 2006 NHSCA Junior Nationals All-American (8th Place) ... finished sixth in states as a junior ... first team All-Colonial League selection ... 70 career pins ... led high school to two Colonial League and District 11 team titles in 2005 and 2006 ... high school was 2005 state dual-meet champions ... earned three varsity letters in wrestling and two in football ... majoring in Elementry Education.

Tony Cariddi • 149 Freshman River Dell, N.J./River Dell

General: Has the potential to split mat time at the starting spot at 149 ... very strong for his class. Background: Had a 98-17 record at River Dell High School ... two-time District champion and two-time state qualifier in New Jersey ... member of 2006 league and district championship teams ... first team all-league and All-Bergen County as a junior and senior ... four-year letterwinner ... majoring in Special Education.

Jesse Dunn • 149 Freshman Levittown/Harry S Truman

General: Always working to improve ... willing to go the extra mile in the workout room ... mat experience will be key for his development. Background: Had a 89-46 career record at Harry S Truman ... went 32-10 as a senior ... two-year captain ... two-time PIAA District 1 qualifier and team MVP ... 2007 PIAA regional qualifier ... named to PIAA District 1 All-Academic team twice ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Adam Hluschak • 133 Freshman Slatington/Northern Lehigh

General: Had a standout high school career ... has experienced success on all levels ... will look to continue to progress as a wrestler at the Division I level. Background: Placed in states all four years at Northern Lehigh ... placed fourth at 103 pounds as a freshman ... was eighth at 119 pounds as a sophomore ... earned silver in Hershey at 125 pounds as a junior ... placed fifth at 130 pounds to cap his senior season ... first team all-league as a freshman, junior and senior ... second team as a sophomore ... helped Northern Lehigh to three league titles and two district championships ... team won the 2005 PIAA state championship.

12 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2007-08 WARRIORS Jake Martin • 184/197 Freshman Carlisle/Cumberland Valley

General: Has a great mentality on the mat ... will split time between 184 and 197 as necessary. Background: Earned two varsity letters in wrestling ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Ken Monarque • 149/157 Freshman Oak Ridge, N.J./Jefferson

General: Relentless top wrestler ... knows his strengths and works hard to expose his opponents weaknesses. Background: Three-time District champion, two-time Regional champion and placed fifth in the state at Jefferson High School ... earned four letters in wrestling and three in football ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Aaron Sandel • 157 Freshman Montandon/Milton

General: Will redshirt as a freshman ... hard nosed wrestler ... has a powerful, physical style. Background: Had a 110-29 career record at Milton Area High School ... three-time first team all- conference selection ... conference most outstanding wrestler as a junior ... team MVP all four seasons ... three-time state qualifier ... placed eighth in 2004 and fourth in 2007 ... two year captain ... also earned four varsity letters in soccer.

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 13 2006-07 STATS/RESULTS Dec. 2 - at Northampton HS Gambino, 2:53 149 - Heckman (ESU) tech. fall 285 - Kyle Bilquist (DV) dec. Drexel 30, ESU 13 133 - Dan Mitcheff (K) dec. Jesse Palermo, 22-7, 5:42 Deighton, 4-2 125 - Steve Mytch (DR) pinned Swallow, 8-4 157 - Bishop (ESU) dec. Mike 125 - Josh Proctor (DV) pinned Gambino, 4:59 141 - Drew Lashaway (K) maj. Alvarez, 10-4 Gambino, 4:17 133 - William Martin (DR) dec. dec. Schick, 10-2 165 - Ruschmeyer (ESU) maj. 133 - Stout (ESU) tech fall Mike Swallow, 10-5 149 - Jason McGee (K) dec. dec. Matt Collins, 11-2 Handleman, 17-2 141 - Carr (ESU) major dec. Bimes, 6-2 174 - Mallory (ESU) maj. dec. 141 - Ricky LaForge (DV) maj. Greg Jensen, 18-7 157 - Heselpoth (ESU) dec. John Clore, 17-5 dec. Carr, 9-1 149 - Heckman (ESU) dec. Kyle Patrick Lanham, 11-7 184 - Williams (ESU) pinned 149 - Jaryd Steinbacher (DV) Bub, 15-8 165 - Joe Whelan (K) dec. Oliver Noteware, 6:48 dec. Heckman, 5-4 157 - Ryan Hluschak (DR) Ruschmeyer, 8-2 197 - Zach Morse (PR), forfeit 157 - Ryan Herwig (DV) dec. major dec. Heselpoth, 20-8 174 - Aaron Miller (K) dec. 285 - Deighton (ESU) maj. dec. Bimes, 6-2 165 - William Haydt (DR) dec. Mallory, 4-2 Kris Berr, 10-0 165 - Ryan Pope (DV) dec. Ruschmeyer, 7-2 184 - Eric Chine (K) maj. dec. 125 - Gambino (ESU) maj. dec. Ruschmeyer, 4-3 174 - Nick Kozar (DR), forfeit Williams, 14-4 Nikhill Pereira, 11-0 174 - Mallory (ESU) pinned Paul 184 - Mallory (ESU) pinned 197 - Ardian Ramadani (K), forfeit 133 - Matt Swallow (ESU), forfeit Donnell, 1:11 Kaylan Cureton, 5:42 285 - Willie Leonard (K) dec. 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Danny 184 - Williams (ESU) pinned 197 - Jon Oplinger (DR) dec. Rosner, 6-0 Scotton, 15-11 Martin Porter, 4:22 Williams, 11-6 285 - Chris Cowen (DR) Lock Haven 32, ESU 6 Jan. 16 - at Millersville, Pa. Feb. 4 - at Boston, Mass. pinned Rosner, 2:27 125 - Obe Blanc (LH) tech fall Millersville 19, ESU 18 ESU 24, Boston U. 13 Benedetti, 18-3; 4:38 197 - Keith McDonald (MU), forfeit 174 - Mallory (ESU) dec. A.J. Dec. 5 - at West Point, N.Y. 133 - Dan Lopes (LH) dec. 285 - Mike Langor (MU) dec. Detwiler, 9-3 Army 25, ESU 12 Swallow, 6-4 Rosner, 5-3 ot 184 - Williams (ESU) pinned Eli 125 - Whitt Dunning (A) major 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Mark 125 - Mike Acedo-Malaney (MU) Vidal, 5:18 dec. Gambino, 13-2 Armstrong, 13-9 dec. Gambino, 5-4 197 - Jim Connors (BU), forfeit 133 - Matt Kyler (A) dec. 149 - Heckman (ESU) dec. 133 - Swallow (ESU) maj. dec. 285 - Deighton (ESU) dec. Orey Swallow, 6-0 Donnie Ament, 9-7 John Lester, 12-4 Hall, 2-1 ot 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Austin 157 - Seth Martin (LH) pinned 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Cody 125 - Abbie Rush (BU) maj. dec. Milster, 11-5 Heselpoth, 2:17 Becker, 8-5 Steve Gambino, 15-6 149 - Brian Rowan (A) dec. 165 - Landis Wright (LH) dec. 149 - Heckman (ESU) tech. fall 133 - Stout (ESU) dec. Joey Bimes, 8-3 Ruschmeyer, 6-2 Nick Foley, 17-2 Whitaker, 3-1 sv1 157 - Dan Geib (A) dec. Bishop, 8-2 174 - Mike Metzger (LH) dec. 157 - Jarrett Hostetter (MU) dec. 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Carlos 165 - John Drew (A) dec. Mallory, 5-3 Heselpoth, 8-3 Ferrandino, 7-5 Ruschmeyer, 4-2 184 - Ben Hepburn (LH) dec. 165 - Josh Evans (MU) maj. dec. 149 - Mike Roberts (BU) dec. 174 - Mallory (ESU) Williams, 6-2 Bishop, 10-0 Heckman, 4-3 dec. Ryan Mergen 5-2 197 - Jeremie Cook (LH), forfeit 174 - Mallory (ESU) dec. John 157 - Bimes (ESU) dec. Mike 184 - Williams (ESU) pinned 285 - Mike Cook (LH) dec. Heleniak, 7-4 Cubillos, 5-0 Richard Starcks, 2:34 Rosner, 3-2 189 - Williams (ESU) dec. Steve 165 - Ruschmeyer (ESU) dec. 197 - Connor Sanders (A), forfeit Funk, 7-5 ot C.J. Inglin, 9-5 285 - Michael Sprigg (A) dec. Jan. 10 - Koehler Fieldhouse Deighton, 2-0 Rutgers 20, ESU 15 Jan. 24 - at Annapolis, Md. Feb. 17 - Koehler Fieldhouse 157 - Bishop (ESU) dec. Chris #22 Navy 40, ESU 6 American 21, ESU 18 DEC. 17 - AT CLARION DUALS Norrell, 7-3 141 - Brad Canterbury (N) maj. 197 - Evan Murtaugh (AU), forfeit 165 - Ruschmeyer (ESU) dec. dec. Carr, 8-0 285 - Josh Glenn (AU) dec. Clarion 26, ESU 12 Matt Pletcher, 8-3 149 - Joel Ahern (N) dec. Deighton, 7-1 125 - Toby Seger (C) dec. 174 - Mike Whalen (RU) dec. Heckman, 5-4 sv 125 - Jasen Borshoff (AU) major Benedetti, 11-4 Mallory, 3-1 157 - John Jarred (N) maj. dec. dec. Gambino, 10-0 133 - Sal Lascari (C) dec. 184 - Williams (ESU) pinned Bishop, 13-4 133 - Stout (ESU) dec. Jordan Gambino, 10-6 Keith Dobish, 6:11 165 - Justin Jacobs (N) dec. Lipp, 4-2 ot 141 - Greg Lewis (C) dec. Carr, 13-6 197 - Lamar Brown (RU), forfeit Ruschmeyer, 3-0 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Kyle 149 - Heckman (ESU) dec. 285 - Deighton (ESU) dec. Mike 174 - #10 Matt Stolpinski (N) Borshoff, 8-6 4ot Hadley Harrison, 6-4 D’Amico, 3-1 tech fall Mallory, 16-1 (6:35) 149 - Heckman (ESU) pinned 157 - Lucas Christopher (C) maj. 125 - Ryan Jablonski (RU) dec. 184 - Antonio Miranda (N) maj. Nick Pitas, 3:56 dec. Heselpoth, 12-4 Gambino, 11-4 dec. Williams, 23-9 157 - Bishop (ESU) dec. Jimmy 165 - Mario Morelli (C) maj. dec. 133 - Dan Hilt (RU) dec. 197 - Tyler Moyer (N), forfeit Pepper, 7-5 Ruschmeyer, 14-5 Swallow, 3-1 ot 285 - #8 Ed Prendergast (N) 165 - Mike Cannon (AU) maj. 174 - Mallory (ESU) dec. Scott 141 - Kyle Milanese (RU) dec. pinned Deighton, 6:55 dec. Ruschmeyer, 8-0 Joseph, 3-1 Carr, 4-2 125 - Alex Usztics (N) tech fall 174 - Rudy Rueda (AU) maj. dec. 184 - Williams (ESU), forfeit 149 - Jack Barrett (RU) dec. Gambino, 17-2 (5:45) Mallory, 10-2 197 - Dixon Jordan (C), forfeit Heckman, 6-5 133 - Stout (ESU), medical 184 - Williams (ESU) dec. 285 - A.J. Brooks (C) dec. *Rutgers lost one team point for forfeit #10 Joe Baker (N) Anthony Fuschino, 4-3 Rosner, 5-2 unsportsmanlike conduct Feb. 1 - Koehler Fieldhouse Feb. 18 - Koehler Fieldhouse Kent State 35, ESU 3 Jan. 12 - Koehler Fieldhouse Delaware Valley 28, ESU 17 Bloomsburg 30, ESU 9 125 - Chad Sportelli (K) pinned ESU 39, Princeton 6 197 - Joe West (DV), forfeit 125 - Mike Sees (BU) maj. dec.

14 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2006-07 STATS/RESULTS Gambino, 19-8 L 14-1, Alex Krom (Maryland) 125 - Steve Gambino 125 - Steve Gambino 133 - Stout (ESU) dec. Jason L 3-1, Corey Manson (Cornell) L 15-4, Obenson Blanc (LH) L 10-0, Fernando Martinez (Army) Guffey, 9-6 149 - Alex Bimes W 12-6, Michael Acedo L 11-3, Jacob Bucha (F&M 141 - Darren Kern (BU) dec. L 8-0, Josh Wagner (Missouri) Malaney (MU) 133 - John Stout Carr, 7-3 L 9-4, Joel Ahern (Navy) L 3-1, Toby Seger (CU) W 5-3, #8 Jeffrey Schell (Brown) 149 - Heckman (ESU) dec. Matt 149 - Scott Heckman W 6-0, Cory Weiss (KU) L 11-4, #1 Matthew Valenti (Penn) Moley, 3-1 ot W fall, Marcus Hannah (UNC- 133 - John Stout W 10-5, Jordan Lipp (American) 157 - Dennis Bermudez (BU) Greensboro), 1:15 L 6-4, Joe Kemmerer (KU) L 5-3, Joseph Baker (Navy) dec. Bishop, 5-1 L 10-1, Jordan Leen (Cornell) W fall, John Lester (MU), 2:50 141 - Sean Carr 165 - Ricky Schmelyum (BU) L 19-5, Joe Caramanica (NC St.) W 2-0, Nick Hyatt (LH) L 5-3 sv, #4 Matthew Kyler (Army) tech. fall Ruschmeyer, 15-0 157 - Kyle Heselpoth L 11-8, Sal Lascari (CU) L 17-7, #3 Brad Canterbury (Navy) 174 - Mallory (ESU) dec. Brian L 10-1, Josh Zupancic (Stanford) 141 - Sean Carr 149 - #8 Scott Heckman, 6th Shaw, 6-4 ot L 15-1, Jake Yost (TN-Chatt.) W 16-6, Brett Martinez (KU) W 13-3, Eric Marcotulli (Princeton) 184 - Nate Shirk (BU) dec. 157 - Ben Bishop L 8-0, Darren Kern (BU) L 11-4, #1 Jordan Leen (Cornell) Williams, 6-4 W 8-3, Bret Terry (Binghamton) L 6-4, Zach Kell (LH) L 11-9 sv, #6 Damian Swietlik 197 - P. J. DiStefano (BU), forfeit L 7-0, Charlie Agozzino (Cornell) W 8-6, Brett Martinez (KU) (American) 285 - Mike Spaid (BU) pinned L 8-0, Jason Johnstone (Ohio St.) 149 - Scott Heckman 157 - Ben Bishop Deighton, 2:38 165 - Leif Ruschmeyer W 13-9, Joel Webster (EU) L fall, #8 Drake Hovis (Cornell), W 3-1, Mark Czarney (Va. Tech) W 9-5, Chris Chambers (KU) 6:50 Dec. 30 - Southern Scuffl e L 14-1, Scott Glasser (Minnesota) W 8-4 sv, Matt Moley (BU) L fall, Christopher Norrell at UNC-Greensboro L 7-3, John Burton (VMI) 157 - Ben Bishop (Rutgers), 3:38 (27th of 32 teams) 174 - Shane Mallory L 7-4, Dennis Bermudez (BU) 165 - Leif Ruschmeyer L 15-0, Mike Grogan (UVA), 6:15 L 9-0, Nick Billups (CU) W default, #6 Brian Rowan (Army) 125 - Steve Gambino W 11-4, Dustin McCabe (VMI) 165 - Leif Ruschmeyer L 11-3, #3 Steve Anceravage L 12-1, James Nicholson (ODU) L 3-2, Jake Johnson (Stanford) L 11-1, Deonte Penn (EU) (Cornell) L 18-5, Kellon McKeon (Duke) 184 - Dave Williams L (medical), Kirby Fanus (SU) W 4-1, Matt Pletcher (Rutgers) 133 - Matt Swallow W fall, Robert McCarthy (UNC), 4:14 184 - Dave Williams L 8-5, #7 Ricky Turk (Colulmbia) W 4-3, Jimmy Conroy (Pitt) L medical, Steve Borja (Va. Tech) W fall, Andrew Osborne (KU), 6:42 174 - Shane Mallory L 16-4, Mike Thorn (Minnesota) L medical, Scott Snyder (UNC- L fall, Tom Kocher (LH), 5:29 L 20-5, #4 Matthew Herrington L 9-4, Rob Tate (Gardner-Webb) Greensboro) W 7-5, Steve Funk (MU) (Penn), 6:23 141 - Nate Nauroth 285 - Charles Deighton W 7-6, Dominic Ross (CU) L fall, #6 Brent Smith (Army), 4:04 L fall, Mike Keefe (TN-Chatt.), 3:27 L 7-4, Scott Steele (Navy) 285 - Charles Deighton 184 - #8 Dave Williams L fall, Daryl Cocozzo (EU), 6:01 L 12-3, Eric Parker (CS-Bkrsfl d) L 9-0, Joe Fendone (EU) L 6-5, George Mann (Bucknell) 141 - Sean Carr 285 - Matt Rosner L 2-0, Ben Hepburn (LH) L fall, Keith Dobish (Rutgers), 6:57 L 20-5, Charlie Pinto (U Md.), 5:15 L 10-1, Leon Barrow (VMI) W 3-1, Rich Dalmas (KU) 285 - Charles Deighton W 15-4, Jimmy Ballantyne L 6-3, Ryan Hsu (UNC-Grnsboro) L 5-2, #1 Ed Prendergast (Navy) (Gardner-Webb) March 1-3 - EIWA Championships W 3-1, #7 Nicolas Summers (F&M) L 13-8, Corey Manson (Cornell) Jan. 27 - PSAC Championships at Koehler Fieldhouse L 2-1, #6 Kevin Lester (Columbia) 141 - Joe Schick at Bloomsburg University 2006-07 Statistics Duals Overall W L W L Fall TF MAJ Career Justin Altschul 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 6-13 Matt Benedetti 0 2 2 4 0 1 0 2-4 Brett Beretta 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-2 Alex Bimes 1 3 2 7 0 0 0 12-18 Ben Bishop 3 4 4 10 0 0 2 4-10 Sean Carr 7 4 16 12 0 0 6 16-12 Charles Deighton 3 5 7 12 1 0 2 32-50 Steve Gambino 1 11 3 18 0 1 1 4-23 Mike Goldsworth 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 2-2 Scott Heckman 7 4 16 10 3 2 1 16-10 Kyle Heselpoth 1 4 6 9 0 0 0 9-12 Dave Luthy 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 1-2 Shane Mallory 8 5 14 11 2 1 1 16-13 Rob Manney 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Craig Morton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Nate Nauroth 0 0 5 4 2 1 0 27-17 Matt Rosner 0 5 0 9 0 0 0 0-13 Leif Ruschmeyer 3 7 6 15 0 0 2 8-17 Joe Schick 0 1 1 5 0 0 1 1-5 John Stout 5 0 8 4 1 1 0 9-4 Chris Sullivan 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 4-19 Dave Sullivan 0 0 5 1 0 1 0 30-24 Matt Swallow 2 5 4 9 0 0 1 20-27 Dave Williams 8 5 13 12 9 0 1 22-28 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 15 THE RECORD BOOK ESU Career Records Dual Meet Record Jack Cuvo 1985-89 1.000 (73-0) Gary Cook 1966-68 .959 (35-1-1) Rich Schumacher 1967-70 .930 (39-2-2) Chet Dalgewicz 1963-67 .929 (31-1-3) Roy Miller 1963-67 .925 (36-2-2) Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 .920 (51-4-1) Greg Shoemaker 1975-79 .908 (53-3-3) Dual Meet Wins Jack Cuvo 1985-89 73 (73-0) Jeremy Sluyter 1996-00 59 (59-8) Gary Kessel 1973-77 58 (58-13-2) Jim Vargo 1976-80 57 (57-7-1) Jim Miller 1983-87 55 (55-22-4) Greg Shoemaker 1975-79 53 (53-3-2) Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 51 (51-4-1) Dual Meet Pins Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 41 Mark Smith 2002-06 24 Gary Kessel 1973-77 24 Gary Cook 1964-68 22 Dave DiSora reverses an opponent in 1994 Rich Schumaker 1967-74 21

Overall Record Overall Pins Jack Cuvo 1985-89 .959 (164-7) Mark Smith 2002-06 60 Gary Cook 1964-68 .917 (77-7) Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 59 Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 .920 (77-7-1) Gary Kessel 1973-77 36 Jerry McDonald 1965-69 .891 (48-5-2) Rich Schumacher 1967-70 31 Bob Guzzo 1962-66 .867 (46-7) Greg Shoemaker 1975-79 25 Gary Cook 1966-68 24 Overall Wins Jack Cuvo 1985-89 164 (164-7) Pinning Percentage Jeremy Sluyter 1996-00 108 (108-32) Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 .694 (59-85) Jim Vargo 1976-80 104 (104-22-2) Mark Smith 2002-06 .606 (60-99) Mark Smith 2002-06 99 (99-42) Rich Shoemaker 1967-70 .341 (31-91) Dave DiSora 1990-94 96 (96-37-4) Gary Kessel 1973-77 .310 (36-116) Greg Shoemaker 1975-79 94 (94-15-3) Steve Elicker 1990-94 94 (94-38) Season Records Dual Meet Wins Mike Castro 1995-96 21 (21-0) Jack Cuvo 1986-87 21 (21-0) Art Kahn 1972-73 21 (21-0) Bill Luckenbaugh 1972-73 20 (20-0) Bruce Bates 1983-84 20 (20-2) Jack Cuvo 1985-86 20 (20-0) Dual Meet Pins Bill Luckenbaugh 1972-73 17 Bill Luckenbaugh 1973-74 12 Gary Kessel 1976-77 11 Rich Schumacher 1967-68 10 Overall Records Jack Cuvo 1988-89 1.000 (45-0) Jack Cuvo 1987-88 1.000 (43-0) Gary Cook 1966-67 .964 (27-1) Bill Luckenbaugh 1972-73 .956 (32-1-1) Fred Epler 1970-71 .950 (19-1) Overall Wins Mike Castro posted a 21-0 dual record in 1995-96 Jack Cuvo 1988-89 45 (45-0) Jack Cuvo 1986-87 45 (45-3) Jack Cuvo 1987-88 43 (43-0) Dual Meet Record Terry Barry 1987-88 39 (39-9-1) Mike Castro 1995-96 21-0 Jason Kobrynich 1994-95 36 (36-11) Jack Cuvo 1986-87 21-0 Overall Pins Art Kahn 1972-73 21-0 Bill Luckenbaugh 1972-73 25 Jack Cuvo 1985-86 20-0 Bill Luckenbaugh 1973-74 20 Jason Peters 1996-97 18-0 Mark Smith 2002-03 18 Jack Cuvo 1987-88 18-0 Mark Smith 2004-05 16 Bill Luckenbaugh 1973-74 15-0 Gary Kessel 1976-77 16 Rich Schumacher 1967-68 15-0 Gary Kessel 1975-76 14 Jack Cuvo 1988-89 14-0 Overall Pinning Percentage Gary Cook 1967-68 14-0 Bill Luckenbaugh 1972-73 .735 (25-34) Jan Dutt 1966-67 14-0 Bill Luckenbaugh 1973-74 .690 (20-29) Chet Dalgewicz 1966-67 13-0 Mark Smith 2003-04 .666 (12-18) Ned Bushong 1966-67 13-0 Bill Luckenbaugh 1970-71 .647 (11-17) Roy Miller 1964-65 12-0 Mark Smith 2002-03 .642 (18-28) Tom Huber 1969-70 11-0 Mark Smith 2005-06 .636 (14-22) Gary Kessel 1976-77 .552 (16-29) Rich Schumacher 1967-68 .542 (13-24)

16 ESU Wrestling Media Guide HONORS/RECORDS NCAA All-Americas University Division Year Wrestler Weight Place 1989 Jack Cuvo 118 1st Anibal Nieves 134 6th 1988 Jack Cuvo 118 1st 1987 Jack Cuvo 118 5th 1970 Rich Schumacher Hwt 5th 1968 Gary Cook 191 3rd Rich Schumacher Hwt 5th 1967 Gary Cook 177 3rd 1966 Gary Cook 177 4th Chet Dalgewicz 160 5th Bob Guzzo 123 6th Division II 1978 Darwin Brodt 190 4th Anibal Nieves Gary Kessel 142 5th 6th at NCAA’s Mike Stambaugh Hwt 6th EIWA Champion Randy Tillman 118 6th 1975 Gary Kessel 150 2nd Bob Stetler 158 2nd Fred Swanson Hwt 6th 1974 Fred Luckenbaugh 150 1st Bob Stetler 158 3rd Jack Cuvo Two-Time National Champion College Division Three-Time EIWA Champion 1971 Kemble Matter 134 3rd Three-Time PSAC Champion Ted Pease 118 3rd 88 Straight Wins (43-0, 45-0) Tony Ptak 142 4th Singlet was retired Dec. 7, 2005 1970 Rich Schumacher Hwt 1st during Jack Cuvo Night 1969 Tom Best 130 3rd Ted Pease 118 4th Rich Schumacher Hwt 4th Bob Devore 160 6th Greg Shoemaker Two-Time EIWA Champion NAIA Champion PSAC Champion 1966 Bob Guzzo 123 EIWA Champions Team’s Outstanding Wrestler Award 1998 - Jeremy Sluyter (118); 1996 - Chris Madigan (118); 2007- Scott Heckman; 2006- Keith Smith; 2005- Mark Smith; 1989- Jack Cuvo (118, Fletcher Award), Anibal Nieves (134); 1988- Jack 2004- Stanley Foster; 2003- Mark Smith; 2002- Dan Roy; 2001- Brad Cuvo (118); 1987- Jack Cuvo (118); 1979- Greg Shoemaker (126), Jim Kleckner; 2000- Jeremy Sluyter; 1999- Jeremy Sluyter; 1998- Jeremy Vargo (167); 1978- Greg Shoemaker (126); 1977- Gary Kessel (150) Sluyter; 1997- Jason Peters; 1996- Chris Madigan; 1995- Jason PSAC Champions Kobrynich; 1994- Steve Elicker; 1993- Steve Elicker; 1992- Dave DiSora; 1991- Dave Zettlemoyler; 1990- Chris Jones; 1989- Jack Cuvo; 2007- Scott Heckman (149); 2005- Stanley Foster (285); 2000- 1988- Jack Cuvo; 1987- Jack Cuvo; 1986- Jack Cuvo; 1985- Dave Jeremy Sluyter (125); 1991- Dave Zettlemoyer (177); 1989- Jack Cuvo Pierson; 1984- Bruce Bates; 1983- Barry Gay; 1982- Bruce Bates; (118, Outstanding Wrestler); 1988- Jack Cuvo (118); 1987- Jack Cuvo 1981- Dan Odom; 1980- Jim Vargo; 1979- Greg Shoemaker; 1978- Greg (118, Outstanding Wrestler); 1979- Greg Shoemaker (126), Jim Vargo Shoemaker; 1977- Gary Kessel; 1976- Gary Kessel; 1975- Gary Kessel; (167); 1977- Gary Kessel (150, Outstanding Wrestler); 1976- Gary Kessel 1974- Bill Luckenbaugh; 1973- Bill Luckenbaugh; 1972- Glen Eby; 1971- (150), Darwin Brodt (190); 1974- Bill Luckenbaugh (150), Bob Stetler Ted Pease; 1970- Rich Schumacher; 1969- Thomas Best; 1968- Gary (158); 1971- Ted Pease (118); 1970- Rich Schumacher (Hwt); 1969- Tom Cook; 1967- Gary Cook; 1966- Robert Guzzo; 1965- Robert Guzzo; Best (130); 1968- Ned Bushong (130), Jerry McDonald (145), Al Detwiler 1964- Robert Guzzo; 1963- Robert Guzzo; 1962- Girard Senick; 1961- (177), Gary Cook (191), Rich Schumacher (Hwt); 1967- Chet Dalgewicz Ken Nickischer. (160), Gary Cook (177), Roy Miller (Hwt), 1966- Bob Guzzo (123), Chet Dalgewicz (160), Gary Cook (177); 1964- Roy Miller (Hwt); 1955- Charlie Dentith (147); 1942- Don Ranger (175); 1941- Tom Marsilli (175) Team Records

Most Dual Victories Highest EIWA Finish 2002-03 16-6 1976-77 5th 1993-94 16-5-2 1977-78 5th 1985-86 15-6 Pa. Conference Championships Highest NCAA Finish 1970-71 1967-68 1970-71 5th Division II 1965-66 7th Division I Undefeated Season 1988-89 15th Division I 1966-67

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 17 ALL-TIME RECORDS Year W L T Coach 1930-31 3 1 0 Student Coach All-Time Coaching Records 1931-32 3 3 0 Student Coach Coach W L T Pct. Years Student Coaches 6 4 0 .600 2 Seasons (1930-32) 1932-33 6 3 0 Ralph Mitterling Ralph Mitterling 19 7 2 .714 4 Seasons (1932-36) 1933-34 7 1 0 Ralph Mitterling Frank Lorenz 10 13 0 .435 3 Seasons (1936-39) 1934-35 4 0 2 Ralph Mitterling Ed Snavely 6 14 1 .310 3 Seasons (1939-42) 1935-36 2 3 0 Ralph Mitterling Frank Grimm 3 4 0 .429 1 Season (1946-47) 1936-37 3 3 0 Frank Lorenz George Ockershausen 20 44 3 .321 9 Seasons (1947-49, 51-58) Walt Tyszkowski 2 12 1 .167 2 Seasons (1949-51) 1937-38 4 5 0 Frank Lorenz Jim Reed 12 18 1 .403 3 Seasons (1958-61) 1938-39 3 5 0 Frank Lorenz Clyde H. Witman 180 76 6 .698 17 Seasons (1961-71, 72-79) 1939-40 2 5 0 Ed Snavely Bob Dalling 115 137 5 .457 13 Seasons (1971-72, 79-91) 1940-41 1 4 1 Ed Snavely Dom DiGioacchino 99 59 3 .630 8 Seasons (1992-99) 1941-42 3 5 0 Ed Snavely Angelo Borzio 68 56 0 .548 7 Seasons (2000-06) Jason Kutz 2 11 0 .182 1 Season (2007) Clyde Witman 1942-43 to 1945-46 No Team Overall: 542 455 22 .543 73 Seasons 1946-47 3 4 0 Frank Grimm 1947-48 3 2 G. Ockershausen Year W L T Coach Cuvo Singlet Retired 1948-49 1 5 0 G. Ockershausen 1978-79 11 7 0 Clyde Witman 1949-50 2 6 0 Walt Tyszkowski 1979-80 6 15 0 Bob Dalling Jack Cuvo, a two-time national 1950-51 0 6 1 Walt Tyszkowski 1980-81 6 17 0 Bob Dalling champion, had his singlet retired during 1951-52 1 5 0 G. Ockershausen 1981-82 7 13 2 Bob Dalling ESU’s first home match in 2005. Cuvo 1952-53 1 5 0 G. Ockershausen 1982-83 11 10 0 Bob Dalling captured three EIWA titles, three PSAC 1953-54 1 5 1 G. Ockershausen 1983-84 7 16 0 Bob Dalling championships and was a three-time All- 1954-55 5 3 0 G. Ockershausen 1984-85 14 7 0 Bob Dalling 1955-56 2 7 0 G. Ockershausen 1985-86 15 6 0 Bob Dalling American. He concluded his career with 1956-57 4 5 0 G. Ockershausen 1986-87 11 12 0 Bob Dalling a 73-0 dual meet record. He was also 1957-58 3 6 0 G. Ockershausen 1987-88 9 8 1 Bob Dalling a two-time cross country All-America 1958-59 2 5 1 Jim Reed 1988-89 4 9 1 Bob Dalling selection. A banner was raised in 1959-60 4 7 0 Jim Reed 1989-90 8 9 1 Bob Dalling Koehler Fieldhouse to celebrate Cuvo’s 1960-61 6 6 0 Jim Reed 1990-91 10 6 0 Bob Dalling 1961-62 4 6 0 Clyde Witman 1991-92 10 10 0 Dom DiGioacchino accomplishments and his singlet now 1962-63 6 4 1 Clyde Witman 1992-93 10 7 0 Dom DiGioacchino hangs in the wrestling room. 1963-64 9 3 0 Clyde Witman 1993-94 16 5 2 Dom DiGioacchino 1964-65 6 5 0 Clyde Witman 1994-95 14 7 0 Dom DiGioacchino 1965-66 9 3 0 Clyde Witman 1995-96 13 8 1 Dom DiGioacchino 1966-67 14 0 0 Clyde Witman 1996-97 12 6 0 Dom DiGioacchino 1967-68 12 2 0 Clyde Witman 1997-98 14 6 0 Dom DiGioacchino 1968-69 12 4 0 Clyde Witman 1998-99 10 10 0 Dom DiGioacchino 1969-70 11 1 1 Clyde Witman 1999-2000 11 6 0 Angelo Borzio 1970-71 14 6 0 Clyde Witman 2000-01 6 13 0 Angelo Borzio 1971-72 7 9 0 Bob Dalling 2001-02 8 9 0 Angelo Borzio 1972-73 14 6 1 Clyde Witman 2002-03 16 6 0 Angelo Borzio 1973-74 9 6 0 Clyde Witman 2003-04 10 8 0 Angelo Borzio 1974-75 11 12 0 Clyde Witman 2004-05 7 5 0 Angelo Borzio 1975-76 12 4 2 Clyde Witman 2005-06 10 9 0 Angelo Borzio 1976-77 12 4 1 Clyde Witman 2006-07 2 11 0 Jason Kutz 1977-78 14 3 0 Clyde Witman Overall: 542 455 22 (.543) Dual Meets (1969-2007) 1969-70 (11-1-1) 22 ...... West Chester...... 14 29 ...... Trenton State...... 14 18 ...... West Chester...... 17 ESU ...... OPP 30 ...... Kutztown ...... 5 11 ...... Slippery Rock...... 32 16 ...... Wilkes ...... 23 32 ...... Montclair State ...... 8 38 ...... Mansfield ...... 0 42 ...... Georgia Tech...... 3 21 ...... Millerville ...... 22 37 ...... Elizabethtown ...... 3 15 ...... Wilkes ...... 21 30 ...... Florida Tech ...... 9 18 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 25 27 ...... Yale ...... 9 20 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 18 51 ...... Catawba...... 6 1974-1975 (11-12) 26 ...... Millersville ...... 8 20 ...... Oswego State ...... 14 28 ...... Western Carolina ...... 14 3 ...... Monclair State ...... 30 19 ...... Shippenburg ...... 14 35 ...... Lycoming ...... 5 30 ...... Duke ...... 6 30 ...... Elizabethtown ...... 14 20 ...... Oswego State ...... 11 1971-72 (7-9) 20 ...... Millersville ...... 24 18 ...... Maryland ...... 17 16 ...... Lock Haven ...... 16 32 ...... Monclair State ...... 12 18 ...... Lock Haven ...... 25 6 ...... Lehigh ...... 29 14 ...... West Chester...... 18 19 ...... Rutgers ...... 28 33 ...... Shippensburg...... 8 14 ...... So. Ill. Carbondale...... 21 39 ...... Kutztown ...... 2 20 ...... Yale ...... 26 21 ...... Pittsburgh ...... 15 12 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .18 33 ...... Mansfield ...... 3 37 ...... N. Y. Maritime ...... 10 28 . .Franklin & Marshall . . . . . 15 20 ...... Indiana, PA ...... 18 25 ...... Wilkes ...... 10 5 ...... Slippery Rock...... 34 28 ...... Kutztown ...... 17 11 ...... Slippery Rock...... 26 20 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 12 3 ...... Oregon State...... 40 35 ...... Elizabethtown ...... 9 19 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 22 28 ...... Lycoming ...... 5 27 ...... Millersville ...... 8 18 ...... West Chester...... 21 27 ...... Trenton State...... 12 1970-71 (14-6) 12 ...... Lock Haven ...... 28 20 ...... Wilkes ...... 19 9 ...... Millerville ...... 28 40 ...... Monclair State ...... 0 14 ...... Shippensburg...... 20 21 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 20 15 ...... Ashland ...... 21 32 ...... Elizabethtown ...... 8 24 ...... NYU ...... 17 1973-74 (9-6) 8 ...... Purdue ...... 30 22 ...... Yale ...... 17 6 ...... Army ...... 30 15 ...... Monclair State ...... 29 22 ...... Notre Dame ...... 14 12 ...... Princeton ...... 22 39 ...... Kutztown ...... 6 24 ...... Elizabethtown ...... 18 46 ...... Youngstown State...... 3 28 ...... Colgate ...... 8 6 ...... West Chester...... 27 19 ...... Yale ...... 16 18 ...... Lock Haven ...... 15 5 ...... Navy ...... 32 28 ...... Elizabethtown ...... 7 24 . . . . Franklin & Marshall . . . . 15 37 ...... Shippensburg...... 12 15 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 19 20 ...... Mansfield ...... 16 16 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 25 26 ...... Mansfield ...... 18 25 ...... Appalachian State...... 10 2 ...... Wilkes ...... 39 11 ...... Slippery Rock...... 33 31 ...... Kutztown ...... 6 13 ...... Slippery Rock...... 24 1972-73 (14-6-1) 25 ...... Trenton State...... 13 27 ...... West Chester...... 9 28 ...... Springfield ...... 7 15 ...... Monclair State ...... 33 29 ...... Lock Haven ...... 20 14 ...... N. C. State...... 20 25 ...... Millersville ...... 10 30 ...... Yale ...... 15 36 ...... Shippenburg ...... 8 13 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 21 14 ...... Lock Haven ...... 22 21 ...... Springfield ...... 21 39 ...... Mansfield ...... 3 13 ...... Wilkes ...... 22 21 ...... Shippensburg...... 11 18 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 19 35 ...... Kutztown ...... 6 18 ESU Wrestling Media Guide DUAL SEASONS

1975-1976 (12-4-2) 19 ...... Southern Conn...... 23 18 ...... Princeton ...... 26 18 ...... Drexel ...... 24 33 ...... Elizabethtown ...... 8 6 ...... No. Carolina State...... 39 1983-1984 (7-16) 8 ...... Navy ...... 35 28 . . .Franklin & Marshall . . . . .14 4 ...... Tennessee...... 43 17 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .27 53 ...... Mansfield ...... 0 21 ...... Slippery Rock...... 14 11 ...... East Carolina...... 33 41 ...... Mansfield ...... 6 36 ...... West Chester...... 9 9 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 26 15 ...... Lock Haven ...... 35 45 ...... Montclair ...... 8 14 ...... Millersville ...... 24 23 ...... Trenton State...... 15 13 ...... Shippensburg...... 24 34 ...... Oneonta...... 9 49 ...... Cheyney...... 6 12 ...... Monclair State ...... 31 32 ...... Mansfield ...... 18 27 ...... Rutgers ...... 15 12 ...... Army ...... 32 24 ...... Millersville ...... 20 18 ...... Yale ...... 31 17 ...... Harvard ...... 22 39 ...... So. Connecticut...... 10 39 ...... Northern Kentucky...... 5 35 ...... Mass. Maritime ...... 12 17 ...... Coast Guard ...... 20 7 ...... Wilkes ...... 38 13 ...... Kentucky ...... 18 26 ...... Kutztown ...... 15 21 ...... Lowell...... 20 20 ...... Rider ...... 27 38 ...... Baldwin-Wallace ...... 6 17 ...... Rutgers ...... 26 20 ...... Springfield ...... 21 18 ...... William & Mary ...... 22 42 ...... Ohio Wesleyan ...... 6 W ...... Cincinnati ...... Forfeit 18 ...... Lafayette ...... 25 17 ...... Princeton ...... 25 17 ...... Lock Haven ...... 24 1980-1981 (6-17) 5 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 45 34 ...... Penn ...... 0 24 ...... Shippensburg...... 18 24 ...... Allegheny ...... 12 15 ...... Bucknell...... 26 1987-1988 (9-8-1) 40 ...... Mansfield ...... 11 36 ...... Monclair...... 12 13 ...... Yale ...... 30 8 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 32 33 ...... Kutztown ...... 11 7 ...... Princeton ...... 27 10 ...... Drexel ...... 30 20 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .20 19 ...... West Chester...... 19 26 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .27 28 ...... So. Connecticut...... 19 29 ...... Shippensburg...... 22 24 ...... Wilkes ...... 20 27 ...... Mansfield ...... 15 16 ...... Kutztown ...... 24 34 ...... Kutztown ...... 12 19 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 19 9 ...... Wilkes ...... 33 22 ...... Millersville ...... 23 14 ...... No. Carolina State...... 29 1976-1977 (12-4-1) 10 ...... Millersville ...... 31 11 ...... West Chester...... 30 16 ...... Bucknell...... 22 30 ...... Elizabethtown ...... 12 3 ...... Missouri...... 49 15 ...... Shippensburg...... 24 32 ...... Yale ...... 8 20 Franklin & Marshall ...... 18 8 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 26 21 ...... Wilkes ...... 18 12 ...... Navy ...... 30 24 ...... Trenton State...... 14 8 ...... Shippensburg...... 36 22 ...... Princeton ...... 24 25 ...... Drexel ...... 15 31 ...... Mass. Maritime ...... 21 13 ...... So. Connecticut...... 24 9 ...... William & Mary ...... 31 27 ...... Rutgers ...... 12 23 ...... Slippery Rock...... 14 16 ...... Springfield ...... 27 21 ...... Penn ...... 23 20 ...... Millersville ...... 13 24 ...... Monclair State ...... 14 6 ...... West Virginia ...... 35 1984-1985 (14-7) 24 ...... Cheyney...... 10 11 ...... Millersville ...... 32 12 ...... Trenton ...... 28 19 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .21 21 ...... Army ...... 19 21 ...... Lock Haven ...... 21 6 ...... Lock Haven ...... 40 34 ...... Montclair ...... 17 16 ...... Wilkes ...... 21 18 ...... Shippensburg...... 20 30 ...... Shippensburg...... 10 34 ...... Mansfield ...... 9 12 ...... Rider ...... 33 42 ...... Mansfield ...... 3 16 ...... Drexel ...... 25 27 ...... Kutztown ...... 8 16 ...... Princeton ...... 21 25 ...... Yale ...... 13 15 ...... Rider ...... 34 30 ...... West Chester...... 16 14 ...... William & Mary ...... 21 30 ...... Kutztown ...... 11 23 ...... Yale ...... 22 29 ...... Oneonta...... 12 30 ...... Hofstra ...... 17 31 ...... West Chester...... 6 9 ...... West Chester...... 34 27 ...... Lafayette ...... 8 1988-1989 (4-9-1) 13 ...... Wilkes ...... 24 6 ...... Rutgers ...... 47 25 ...... Coast Guard ...... 17 8 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 33 4 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 27 8 ...... Lafayette ...... 35 23 ...... Harvard ...... 19 23 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .19 20 ...... Columbia ...... 12 39 ...... Kutztown ...... 6 27 ...... Western N. E...... 18 28 ...... Shippensburg...... 12 35 ...... Bucknell...... 6 1981-1982 (7-13-2) 24 ...... Springfield ...... 16 18 ...... N.C. State ...... 18 1977-1978 (14-3) 8 ...... Princeton ...... 39 13 ...... Bucknell...... 31 14 ...... Bucknell...... 19 35 ...... Elizabethtown ...... 6 22 ...... Monclair...... 16 28 ...... Yale ...... 12 9 ...... Navy ...... 34 23 Franklin & Marshall ...... 19 12 ...... West Chester...... 31 18 ...... Drexel ...... 25 17 ...... Drexel ...... 26 26 ...... Monclair State ...... 12 26 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .16 30 ...... So. Connecticut...... 12 30 ...... Yale ...... 14 11 ...... Lehigh ...... 32 30 ...... Colgate ...... 15 25 ...... Millersville ...... 14 21 ...... Rutgers ...... 13 3 ...... Oregon State...... 44 36 ...... Mansfield ...... 12 17 ...... Shippensburg...... 21 16 ...... Millersville ...... 22 30 ...... East Carolina...... 10 31 ...... Oneonta...... 18 15 ...... Wilkes ...... 24 11 ...... Wilkes ...... 24 30 ...... Millersville ...... 12 2 ...... Wilkes ...... 40 37 ...... Penn ...... 7 8 ...... Rider ...... 32 20 ...... Shippensburg...... 17 11 ...... Millersville ...... 37 12 ...... Princeton ...... 25 16 ...... Princeton ...... 24 36 ...... Mansfield ...... 9 30 ...... Springfield ...... 20 6 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 37 14 ...... William & Mary ...... 25 25 ...... Yale ...... 12 19 ...... Central Conn...... 21 1985-1986 (15-6) 1989-1990 (8-9-1) 24 ...... Mass. Maritime ...... 15 13 ...... Rider ...... 33 35 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .11 8 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 27 11 ...... Rhode Island...... 25 6 ...... Lock Haven ...... 41 14 ...... Army ...... 26 13 . . . . . North Carolina State . . . . . 26 31 ...... Kutztown ...... 15 12 ...... Trenton ...... 33 18 ...... Tennessee...... 22 35 ...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 2 21 ...... West Chester...... 14 17 ...... Yale ...... 27 10 ...... No. Carolina State...... 31 10 ...... Lehigh ...... 26 22 ...... Bucknell...... 21 19 ...... Drexel ...... 30 27 ...... Harvard ...... 19 41 ...... Shippensburg...... 0 29 ...... Wilkes ...... 10 20 ...... So. Connecticut...... 21 41 ...... U. S. Coast Guard...... 12 43 ...... Kutztown ...... 0 26 ...... Rutgers ...... 14 27 ...... Rutgers ...... 17 36 ...... Western N. E...... 11 24 ...... Drexel ...... 13 1978-1979 (11-7) 20 ...... Kutztown ...... 20 20 ...... Bucknell...... 25 11 ...... Navy ...... 32 28 . . . . Franklin & Marshall . . . . 26 12 ...... West Virginia ...... 36 25 ...... Yale ...... 18 25 ...... Yale ...... 14 19 ...... Monclair Strate ...... 23 6 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 38 24 ...... Drexel ...... 20 21 ...... Rutgers ...... 15 25 ...... Bucknell...... 19 19 ...... Lafayette ...... 19 26 ...... West Chester...... 17 28 ...... Millersville ...... 12 27 ...... Lafayette ...... 14 1982-1983 (11-10) 52 ...... Mansfield ...... 0 9 ...... Bucknell...... 37 17 ...... Millersville ...... 24 14 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .31 40 ...... Kutztown ...... 0 17 ...... Army ...... 23 39 ...... New Hampshire...... 7 32 ...... Oneonta...... 12 23 ...... Millersville ...... 19 18 ...... Wilkes ...... 20 17 ...... No. Carolina St...... 28 35 ...... Mansfield ...... 11 27 ...... Shippensburg...... 16 10 ...... Rider ...... 27 31 ...... East Carolina...... 9 29 ...... Montclair ...... 20 15 ...... Springfield ...... 23 18 ...... Duke ...... 22 12 ...... Lock Haven ...... 33 14 ...... Wilkes ...... 25 34 ...... Boston U...... 14 28 ...... Princeton ...... 12 24 ...... Shippensburg...... 16 30 ...... Lowell...... 12 11 ...... Wilkes ...... 28 19 ...... Penn ...... 19 45 ...... Mansfield ...... 4 27 ...... Coast Guard ...... 22 23 ...... William & Mary ...... 15 1990-1991 (10-6) 38 ...... Mass. Maritime ...... 12 22 ...... Harvard ...... 24 21 ...... Princeton ...... 18 3 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 35 24 ...... Yale ...... 15 25 ...... Springfield ...... 20 37 ...... Penn ...... 14 6 ...... Army ...... 30 33 ...... Kutztown ...... 13 18 ...... Lafayette ...... 19 1986-1987 (11-12) 22 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .15 16 ...... Rutgers ...... 27 13 ...... Yale ...... 25 18 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .26 20 ...... Lehigh ...... 18 25 ...... West Chester...... 23 17 ...... Drexel ...... 30 41 ...... Seton Hall ...... 11 22 ...... Drexel ...... 12 17 ...... Wilkes ...... 29 28 ...... So. Connecticut...... 16 35 ...... Shippensburg...... 10 9 ...... Navy ...... 36 1979-1980 (6-15) 26 ...... Shippensburg...... 18 24 ...... Kutztown ...... 22 33 ...... Yale ...... 8 18 ...... Rider ...... 22 3 ...... Syracuse ...... 49 3 ...... No. Carolina State...... 35 25 ...... Rutgers ...... 11 26 ...... Monclair...... 17 22 ...... Rutgers ...... 20 17 ...... Harvard ...... 29 22 ...... Millersville ...... 16 13 ...... Princeton ...... 23 20 ...... Millersville ...... 23 17 ...... Old Dominion...... 28 19 ...... Bucknell...... 18 7 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .35 5 ...... West Chester...... 34 48 ...... Western N.E...... 6 8 ...... Syracuse ...... 30 7 ...... Wilkes ...... 38 43 ...... Kutztown ...... 6 25 ...... Bucknell...... 18 21 ...... Harvard ...... 19 9 ...... Millersville ...... 31 21 ...... Pennsylvania...... 19 38 ...... Yale ...... 9 12 ...... Wilkes ...... 23

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 19 DUAL SEASONS 15 ...... Rider ...... 25 22 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 12 17 ...... Boston University ...... 19 21 ...... Millersville ...... 21 20 ...... Princeton ...... 17 30 ...... Morgan State...... 4 28 ...... Millersville ...... 10 12 ...... Harvard ...... 24 22 ...... Penn ...... 19 13 ...... Seton Hall ...... 26 29 ...... Princeton ...... 9 15 ...... Brown...... 15 1991-1992 (10-10) 50 ...... Wagner ...... 0 4 ...... Brown...... 36 35 ...... Shippensburg...... 9 3 ...... Lock Haven ...... 30 3 ...... Penn ...... 38 10 ...... Drexel ...... 30 17 ...... Drexel ...... 22 46 ...... American ...... 0 30 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .12 9 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 32 18 ...... Boston ...... 15 27 ...... Hofstra ...... 9 41 ...... Princeton ...... 3 9 ...... Shippensburg...... 31 34 ...... Slippery Rock...... 8 16 ...... Bucknell...... 21 9 ...... Rider ...... 27 25 ...... Wilkes ...... 16 22 ...... Binghamton ...... 12 5 ...... N.C. State ...... 33 1995-1996 (13-8-1) 18 ...... Syracuse ...... 26 15 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 23 12 ...... Rutgers ...... 23 17 ...... Appalachian State...... 18 40 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .11 6 ...... Cornell ...... 27 12 ...... Lehigh ...... 30 12 ...... Duquesne ...... 30 32 ...... Seton Hall ...... 4 2003-2004 (10-8) 17 ...... Boston ...... 24 19 ...... Cent. Connecticut ...... 24 1999-2000 (11-6) 15 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .26 14 ...... Brown...... 29 26 ...... Bucknell...... 15 20 ...... Army ...... 18 12 ...... Sacred Heart...... 24 20 ...... Millersville ...... 14 12 ...... North Carolina ...... 31 35 ...... Springfield ...... 8 9 ...... Buffalo ...... 33 25 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .15 16 ...... Rutgers ...... 16 29 ...... AIC...... 13 37 ...... James Madison...... 7 19 ...... Wilkes ...... 15 33 ...... Coppin State ...... 12 46 ...... Cortland State ...... 0 10 ...... Rutgers ...... 29 15 ...... Liberty ...... 16 29 ...... Millersville ...... 12 15 ...... Bucknell...... 19 43 ...... Wagner ...... 3 32 ...... California ...... 10 23 ...... Harvard ...... 12 9 ...... Rutgers ...... 31 23 ...... Drexel ...... 21 28 ...... Slippery Rock...... 15 46 ...... AIC...... 6 34 ...... Coppin State ...... 12 21 ...... Columbia ...... 19 18 ...... Rider ...... 22 20 ...... Boston University ...... 18 39 ...... Howard ...... 12 15 ...... Millersville ...... 21 21 ...... Princeton ...... 15 38 ...... UMass-Lowell ...... 6 14 ...... Montclair State ...... 32 7 ...... Navy ...... 32 26 ...... Morgan State...... 12 42 ...... Kean ...... 12 30 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .12 25 ...... Shippensburg...... 15 20 ...... Penn ...... 15 27 ...... Montclair State ...... 15 28 ...... Boston College ...... 17 27 ...... Princeton ...... 16 8 ...... Army ...... 38 7 ...... Navy ...... 29 11 ...... Boston University ...... 25 22 ...... Harvard ...... 18 1992-1993 (10-7) 24 ...... Howard ...... 9 22 ...... Millersville ...... 16 9 ...... Army ...... 30 33 ...... Montclair State ...... 6 15 ...... Virginia ...... 18 6 ...... Seton Hall ...... 26 28 ...... Duquesne ...... 10 13 ...... Rutgers ...... 21 13 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 22 22 ...... Shippensburg...... 15 25 ...... Slippery Rock...... 13 18 ...... Bucknell...... 24 28 ...... Wilkes ...... 9 24 ...... Wilkes ...... 21 12 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 21 3 ...... No. Carolina State...... 37 34 ...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 6 3 ...... Lehigh ...... 38 35 ...... Binghamton ...... 11 45 ...... Wagner ...... 3 25 ...... Seton Hall ...... 12 2000-2001 (6-13) 2004-05 (7-5) 37 ...... Manhattan ...... 7 9 ...... Penn ...... 27 6 ...... Princetown...... 33 35 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .11 22 ...... Millersville ...... 17 1996-1997 (12-6) 36 ...... AIC...... 12 6 ...... Army ...... 29 9 . . . . .Franklin & Marshall . . . . .24 38 ...... Montclair State ...... 7 36 ...... Springfield ...... 3 33 ...... Shippensburg...... 7 30 ...... Univ. of Albany ...... 11 40 ...... AIC...... 3 7 ...... Army ...... 29 42 ...... American ...... 7 17 ...... Wilkes ...... 16 42 ...... Kutztown ...... 3 13 ...... Columbia ...... 22 19 ...... Rutgers ...... 13 26 ...... Slippery Rock...... 18 14 ...... Bucknell...... 18 24 ...... Sacred Heart...... 12 28 ...... Millersville ...... 10 7 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 36 15 ...... No. Carolina State...... 27 12 ...... Eastern Michigan ...... 32 20 ...... Slippery Rock...... 15 25 ...... Millersville ...... 37 11 ...... Rutgers ...... 27 12 ...... Pitt-Johnson ...... 27 16 ...... Drexel ...... 21 49 ...... Howard ...... 0 37 ...... Coppin State ...... 12 9 ...... Clarion ...... 28 16 ...... Boston ...... 21 31 ...... Princeton ...... 11 38 ...... Howard ...... 3 9 ...... Kent ...... 33 36 ...... Harvard ...... 3 7 ...... Penn ...... 32 21 ...... Millersville ...... 18 10 ...... Bucknell...... 28 9 ...... Columbia ...... 22 0 ...... Rider ...... 36 16 ...... Harvard ...... 17 12 ...... Rutgers ...... 27 15 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 20 1993-1994 (16-5-2) 23 ...... Boston University ...... 22 23 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .15 2005-06 (10-9) 10 ...... Lock Haven ...... 29 30 ...... Shippensburg...... 9 13 ...... Drexel ...... 30 6 ...... Drexel ...... 29 27 ...... Cent. Connecticut ...... 17 24 ...... Slippery Rock...... 18 19 ...... Millersville ...... 21 48 ...... Wagner ...... 3 35 ...... Kean ...... 7 17 ...... Brown...... 21 18 ...... Boston University ...... 22 7 ...... Army ...... 27 16 ...... Drexel ...... 16 13 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 26 6 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 27 21 ...... Slippery Rock...... 16 29 ...... Manhattan ...... 12 38 ...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 3 41 ...... Shippensburg...... 3 22 ...... Ohio ...... 15 9 ...... North Carolina ...... 35 24 ...... Seton Hall ...... 11 37 ...... Wilkes ...... 6 14 ...... Mercyhurst...... 19 6 ...... No. Carolina State...... 28 1997-1998 (14-6) 2001-2002 (8-9) 54 ...... Delaware St...... 0 12 ...... Maryland ...... 20 37 ...... Kutztown ...... 3 42 ...... AIC...... 6 10 ...... Kent State ...... 28 18 ...... Bucknell...... 18 42 ...... AIC...... 4 54 ...... Wagner ...... 4 21 ...... N.C. State ...... 17 23 ...... Harvard ...... 12 12 ...... Bucknell...... 28 3 ...... Navy ...... 41 26 ...... Anderson ...... 9 34 ...... Coppin State ...... 9 3 ...... No. Carolina State...... 38 7 ...... Army ...... 31 10 ...... Appalachian St...... 23 36 ...... American ...... 9 7 ...... Rutgers ...... 31 3 ...... Rutgers ...... 30 14 ...... Rutgers ...... 18 17 ...... Millersville ...... 18 40 ...... Coppin State ...... 7 30 ...... American ...... 12 3 ...... Navy ...... 30 40 ...... Wagner ...... 9 42 ...... Howard ...... 7 18 ...... James Madison...... 20 35 ...... Millersville ...... 12 39 ...... Montclair ...... 6 51 ...... Montclair State ...... 3 7 ...... VMI ...... 29 27 ...... Delaware Valley...... 12 19 ...... Wilkes ...... 18 34 ...... Boston College ...... 6 27 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .12 22 ...... Boston ...... 15 26 ...... Slippery Rock...... 22 20 ...... Boston University ...... 18 14 ...... Drexel ...... 29 25 ...... Shippensburg...... 13 25 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 17 22 ...... Millersville ...... 12 33 ...... Bucknell...... 12 19 ...... American ...... 24 25 ...... Rutgers ...... 11 16 ...... Brown...... 24 19 ...... Millersville ...... 19 0 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 35 32 ...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 6 34 ...... Princeton ...... 9 36 ...... Shippensburg...... 7 2006-07 (2-11) 42 ...... Princeton ...... 6 6 ...... Drexel ...... 34 22 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 19 13 ...... Drexel ...... 30 25 ...... Penn ...... 12 34 ...... Shippensburg...... 3 17 ...... Boston University ...... 20 12 ...... Army ...... 24 19 ...... Rider ...... 15 7 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 30 32 ...... Binghamton ...... 10 3 ...... Kent State ...... 35 ...... 1994-1995 (14-7) 34 ...... Wilkes ...... 12 3 ...... No. Carolina State...... 38 12 ...... Clarion ...... 26 19 ...... Cent. Connecticut ...... 21 33 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .10 2002-2003 (16-6) 6 ...... Lock Haven ...... 32 12 ...... Drexel ...... 23 27 ...... Syracuse ...... 13 31 ...... Columbia ...... 12 15 ...... Rutgers ...... 30 34 ...... Manhattan ...... 13 36 ...... Seton Hall ...... 9 32 ...... Wilkes ...... 15 39 ...... Princeton ...... 6 20 ...... Bucknell...... 21 1998-1999 (10-10) 53 ...... Wagner ...... 0 18 ...... Millersville ...... 19 36 ...... Harvard ...... 3 7 ...... Army ...... 29 38 ...... Kutztown ...... 4 6 ...... Navy ...... 40 21 ...... Rutgers ...... 13 25 ...... AIC...... 18 50 ...... AIC...... 0 17 ...... Delaware Valley...... 28 39 ...... Coppin State ...... 9 24 ...... Kutztown ...... 15 21 ...... Army ...... 16 24 ...... Boston University ...... 13 26 ...... Howard ...... 16 9 ...... Springfield ...... 25 9 ...... Rutgers ...... 25 18 ...... American ...... 21 54 ...... Delaware State ...... 3 19 ...... Bucknell...... 24 25 ...... N.C. State ...... 13 9 ...... Bloomsburg ...... 30 14 ...... Millersville ...... 18 16 ...... Rutgers ...... 24 19 ...... Duke ...... 15 40 ...... Montclair ...... 6 29 ...... Coppin State ...... 12 12 ...... The Citadel ...... 19 22 ...... Boston University ...... 9 32 ...... Howard ...... 12 40 ...... Campbell ...... 4 29 ...... Wilkes ...... 9 21 ...... Montclair State ...... 14 18 ...... Franklin & Marshall . . . . .15

20 ESU Wrestling Media Guide LETTERWINNERS (1960-2007) Name Years Mike Ettore 1979 Richard Machose 1971 Alexander Roney 1972 Andrew Allessie 1982-83 Michael Falcone 1976 Chris Madigan 1993, 95-96 Ryan Ross 2002 Justin Altschul 2005 Skip Falcone 1977-78 Dan Madonna 1999-01 Dan Rossi 1970 Rich Alvarez 1989 Jonathan Felder 1970-71 Ken Magaro 1978 Phil Row 1979 Rusty Amato 1987-89 Pete Ferrara 1980 Shane Mallory 2007 Dan Roy 1999-02 Skip Ammon 1979 Kyle Ferris 2006 Raymond Manmiller 1971 Leif Ruschmeyer 2007 Doug Arena 1989, 1991-92 Steve Fidler 2000 Jason Marasco 1999 Craig Salvatore 1994-95 Terry Barry 1985-88 Charles Fitzgerald 1996 Kemble Matter 1970-71 Al Sandt 1978 Gilbert Bastian 1973 Kevin Forbes 1996 Wayne Mauri 1987 Bob Scannell 1987-89 Bruce Bates 1980-84 Dan Forgione 2000 Jim McCabe 1996-97 Fred Schneck 1973 Marc Bauknecht 2001-02 Stanley Foster 2003-05 Ryan McCallum 2005 James Schultz 1980-82 Steve Baumbach 1989-90 Matt Gallagher 1985 Mike McCann 1986-87 Rich Schumacher 1970 Joe Beck 1987 Stephen Gambino 2007 Todd McClelland 1987-88 Russ Scorese 1989 Joe Benvenuto 1978 Michael Gannon 1983 Sean McCracken 2004, 06 Marc Scotti 1993-94 Tony Bertoldi 1997 Barry Gay 1981-83 Gino McGorry 1980 Frank Scotto 1995-97 Alex Bimes 2006 Rodger Gay 1982 Giordano McMullen 1975 Carl Seitz 1974-75 Ben Bishop 2007 Mark Getz 1998 Jody McMullen 1976, 78-79 Steven Senior 1972-73 Don Blair 1977-78 Jason Giandomenico 2003-04 Desi McNelis 1977-78 Tim Shallcross 1979 Angelo Borzio 1992-95 Danny Gonzalez 2001, 04 Brian McTigue 2000 Andy Sheaffer 2001-02 Ben Brenneman 1999 Chris Grammes 1986 Galen McWilliams 1976, 78-79 John Shipley 1997 Darwin Brodt 1975-76 Christopher Gruppo 1984 Bob Migliaccio 1984-86 Greg Shoemaker 1976-79 Allen Brown 1971 Shane Hanna 1994 Brandon Mihalko 2002-04 Bob Shourds 1987 Steven Bucher 1979-82 Phil Hard 2005 Greg Miller 1989 Mike Siravo 1988-89, 91 Ron Buck 1981 Ed Harris 2004 Jim Miller 1984-87 Nick Sita 1984-85 Mark Buelow 1995, 97 Scott Heckman 2005, 07 John Miller 1976 Mark Siwek 1999-00 Steve Caccire 1999 Mike Heeter 1983-85 Sam Moore 1985 Matt Sloand 1984-85, 87-88 Joey Camacho 2002 Derron Henning 1984-86 Santo Moricii 1996-98 Jeremy Sluyter 1997-00 Michael Carmody 1984 Ken Herishen 1991 Chris Naylor 1997 Gregg Smith 1983 Jim Carls 1990-91 Todd Herzog 1986 Nate Nauroth 2006 Jeff Smith 2003 Ken Carmichael 1992 Jarret Hoff 1998-99 David Neder 1971-73 Keith Smith 2003-06 John Carr 2003-05 Justin Hoff 1997-99 Roger Neff 1986 Mark Smith 2003-06 Scott Carr 1984-85 Dennis Hosler 1990-91 Andy Neibel 1986 Shawn Smith 2001-03 Sean Carr 2007 Tom Huber 1970 Tommy Nicolicchia 2001-02 Keith Spatz 1994 Wayne Carroll 1976-77 David Hughen 1996 Alberto Nieves 1988-90 Matt Sprenkle 1996 Mike Castro 1993, 95-96 Jesse Hull 1993 Randall Nunn 1984 Mike Stagaard 1988 Steve Castro 1992 Reynard Hunt 1972-73 Jesse Oberto 2000 Bruce Stambugh 1980 Brian Chamberlain 1991 Kerry Hyman 1977 Dan Odom 1981 Michael Stambaugh 1973-76 Pete Chamberlain 1986 Chris Jones 1990-91 John O’Hanlon 1980 Kevin Stephen 1982-83, 85 Matt Ciampa 1988, 90-92 Don Jones 1984-85 Mark Oldhouser 1990 Robert Stetler 1974-75 Kerry Ciatto 1977 Jeff Kaboly 1988 Mike Pahira 2003 John Stout 2007 Jon Clouser 2002 Arthur Kahn 1972-73 Curt Pakutka 1987-89 Chris Sullivan 2006 Ryan Collins 2001 Adam Karasavicz 2004-06 Jeffery Parisi 1982 Dave Sullivan 2006 Mike Collins 2000 Daren Keen 1981 Theodore Pease 1970-71 Matt Swallow 2006-07 Fredrick Compeau 1971-72 Ed Kemp 1978 Angelo Perri 2004 Fred Swanson 1972-75 Philip Conlin 1974-76 Gary Kessel 1974-77 Jason Peters 1995-97 Kenneth Taylor 1984 Mitch Cordova 1992 Bill Kitinowsky 1977 John Petracci 1986 Randy Tillman 1975-76 Robert Cormack 1972 Brad Kleckner 2000-02 Anthony Petrock 2001-02 Bill Troop 1988-90, 92 Billy Cuff 1974, 77 Keith Kleckner 2001-05 Dave Pierson 1982-83, 85 Jonathan Tush 1981-82 T.J. Cuff 2003 Jason Kobrynich 1993-95 Sal Picone 1977 Eugene Ulrich 1973-75 Jack Cuvo 1986-89 Rich Koehler 1998-00 Joe Piscitello 1979 Tom Vara 1984, 86 Joseph Dasti 1984 Stu Kohn 1981 John Pitzer 1970 Jim Vargo 1977-80 Wade Davey 1971 Mark Koszyk 2003-04 Ken Primola 1999 Tony Vitale 1998-00 Tony DeAngelo 1990-92 Cory Kuncio 1998, 2000 Anthony Ptak 1970-71 Jeff Waldron 1988 Charles Deighton 2004-07 Bob LaFranco 1990 Kevin Rake 2001 Brian Weida 1998-99 Louie DeLauro 1998, 2000-01 Daniel Leach 1975 Roberto Ramos 2005 Marty White 1993 Todd Depaul 1978 Don Lehman 1974-77 Tyler Rapp 2004 Dave Williams 2006-07 Vince Desiderio 1981 Chris Lesoine 1991 Francis Ratchford 1982 Jeff Wolfe 1995-98 Dave DiSora 1990, 92-94 Keith Lichty 1974 Mike Recker 94, 92, 91 Nick Woodward 2005 Mike DiSora 1987 Brian Liott 1994, 96 Gerald Reed 1973 Dan Woolever 1981-83 Matt Dudeck 2001-02 Jon Loercher 1988-92 Alan Reto 1980-81, 83 David Yohn 1971 Mike Duncan 1978-80 Dan Long 1995-96, 98-99 Ross Richard 1989-92 Joe Zaun 1979 Glen Eby 1971-72 Phil Lossa 1992 Melvin Riddick 1974 Ben Zerance 2001 Mike Egan 1993-94, 97 Chris Lotito 1989 Joey Rigous 1985 Dave Zettlemoyer 1991 Jay Effrece 1985 Tom Louder 1970 Shadi Rimawi 1994-95 Steve Elicker 1990-91, 93-94 Eric Love 1985 Todd Roberts 1994 Fred Epler 1970-71 Bill Luckenbaugh 1971-74 Nick Rock 2004 2007-08* Wrestling Schedule Nov. 17 Sat. 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